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Kevin Lam’s 50th birthday

KEVIN LAM’S 50TH BIRTHDAY

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Typically, Kevin Lam prefers to keep a low profile. But you only turn 50 once and, to celebrate his latest trip around the sun, his wife Sabrina went all out to throw him a grand party at the Four Seasons that was full of dancing, singing and laughter.

The Harbour View Ballroom was adorned with pink balloons, roses and blush-coloured tablecloth­s topped with showgirl feathers, a spectacula­r space where 150 of Kevin’s family members and closest friends stood out in the contrastin­g black-and-white dress code. On entering, guests signed a wall-length installati­on featuring nine photos of Kevin as a child. The attendees, among them John Shaw and Martin Lau, enjoyed a five-course meal. Caprice cheese platters, crispy prawns prepared by Lung King Heen, wagyu beef and scallops were just some of the lavish offerings.

Sabrina gave a heartfelt speech in which she declared her marriage had helped her to become a better

person, describing Kevin as the yin to her yang. As the dinner was nearing its end, a troupe of modern dancers wowed the audience, followed by four Brazilian carnival dancers who had the crowd off their seats and into a conga line by the time dessert was served.

Of course, the two birthday cakes rolled out after the dance party were just as festive. The cakes, created by Sabrina’s Saint Honore bakery, marked the fact that the couple’s birthdays are two days apart. Kevin then toasted his better half—and her mother, Julia Fung, who had been at the hotel since 8am overseeing preparatio­ns for the big night.

After the sweet sentiments, the group capped the festivitie­s with some karaoke. We hear there were plenty of talented crooners in the crowd— Kenneth Gaw, Paulo Pong, James Louey, Pansy Ho, Adrian Cheng and even the birthday boy himself among them—and the singing continued past 2am.

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In one of the evening’s many highlights, a troupe of Brazilian dancers had the crowd off their seats and into a conga line
Victor and Julia Fung In one of the evening’s many highlights, a troupe of Brazilian dancers had the crowd off their seats and into a conga line
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Jennifer Cheng, Sabrina Fung-lam, Sonia Cheng and Ling Li
Bonnae Gokson Jennifer Cheng, Sabrina Fung-lam, Sonia Cheng and Ling Li
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Dorothy Cheng and Matthew Lam
Terence Fung
Tung Ho-pin and Alan Chan
Colleen Yu-fung
Jacqueline Leung
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Martin Lau
Michael Wu, Harold Wong, Kevin Lam and Stephanie Wong
Bryan and Hui Gaw Martin Lau Michael Wu, Harold Wong, Kevin Lam and Stephanie Wong
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Sandra Chan, Sherman Tang and Pauline Leung
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Ronald Kwok
Jonathan Cheng and Ti Hua Dennig Ronald Kwok
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Sabrina Pang-fung, Edith Kong and Jacqueline Sun
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Patricia Tung-gaw
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Jane and James Louey
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James and Su Lee Chen
Patrick Wong and Stanley Sun
Kay Li, Kevin Chau and Ming Ho-tang
John Shaw
The party ended on a high note with a karaoke session during which Kevin serenaded his wife with a love song and guests sang their favourite Cantopop hits
Winnie Chiu and Christina Gaw
Adrian Cheng James and Su Lee Chen Patrick Wong and Stanley Sun Kay Li, Kevin Chau and Ming Ho-tang John Shaw The party ended on a high note with a karaoke session during which Kevin serenaded his wife with a love song and guests sang their favourite Cantopop hits Winnie Chiu and Christina Gaw
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