Former Singapore footballer Quah Kim Song, known as 'Quicksilver' for his speed and goalscoring, married Workers' Party chairman Sylvia Lim in a small ceremony.
Sylvia Lim posted a black and white picture of her and Quah Kim Song walking hand in hand down a corridor at the St Mary of the Angels church.SINGAPORE – Nicknamed Quicksilver Quah for his skill and speed, striker Quah Kim Song plundered plenty of goals for the Lions during his career, including a match-winning brace in the 1977 Malaysia Cup final as Singapore beat Penang 3-2 in front of thousands of fans at Kuala Lumpur’s Merdeka Stadium.
But in front of 40 family members at the Church of St Mary of the Angels on Jan 4, the confident former footballer was a bundle of nerves. For the day marked an even more significant milestone, as he was about to marry Ms Sylvia Lim, the Workers’ Party (WP) chairwoman who is no stranger to delivering fiery speeches in large-scale rallies.“But Sylvia was very calm and even led the Responsorial Psalm effortlessly.” In the evening, Ms Lim posted on social media a black-and-white photo of the newly-weds walking hand in hand down a corridor, looking elegant in matching tailor-made white outfits.By 11pm on Jan 4, the post had garnered more than 4,000 likes, with hundreds of followers congratulating the couple. Plans for a wedding were announced in October 2024, and Mr Quah later confirmed in an interview that the couple would solemnise their marriage in January. Ms Lim, 59, shared that there were no football or political guests, and told ST: “We feel it is meaningful to kick-start the new year with this new chapter in our lives.” The occasion was made more special for Ms Lim as it was held at the Bukit Batok church where she used to be part of its choir. Mr Quah is also known for being able to carry a tune, and it was reported that they first met at a WP charity concert in January 2013, and that he had charmed Ms Lim with a song before they danced togethe
Quah Kim Song Sylvia Lim Workers' Party Football Marriage
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former Footballer Quah Kim Song Marries Workers' Party Chairwoman Sylvia LimFormer Singapore striker Quah Kim Song, known for his goalscoring prowess, married Workers' Party (WP) chairwoman Sylvia Lim in a small ceremony at the Church of St Mary of the Angels. The couple, who met at a WP charity concert in 2013, exchanged vows in front of 40 family members on January 4th.
Read more »
Quicksilver Quah Ties the Knot with WP ChairwomanFormer Lion City Sailors striker Quah Kim Song married Workers' Party chairwoman Sylvia Lim in a private ceremony at the Church of St Mary of the Angels.
Read more »
Former Workers' Party chief Low Thia Khiang says he's not contesting in next GESINGAPORE - Former Workers' Party (WP) chief Low Thia Khiang has confirmed that he will not be participating in the next general election.
Read more »
Workers' Party Played Its Part as 'Loyal Opposition', Looks to Secure Support in 2025: Pritam SinghPritam Singh, chief of the Workers' Party (WP), emphasizes the party's role as a 'loyal opposition' and its commitment to securing public support ahead of the 2025 general election.
Read more »
Workers' Party Encouraged by Public Recognition of Parliamentary WorkSingapore's Workers' Party (WP) is feeling encouraged by public acknowledgement of its work in Parliament. Leader Pritam Singh highlights the party's commitment to constructive debate and policy improvement, citing their focus on issues like digital safety, cost of living, and HDB policy. He also acknowledges the challenges facing the opposition in a system dominated by the People's Action Party (PAP).
Read more »
Football legend Quah Kim Song a bundle of nerves on wedding dayNicknamed Quicksilver Quah for his skill and speed, striker Quah Kim Song plundered plenty of goals for the Lions during his career, including a match-winning brace in the 1977 Malaysia Cup final as Singapore beat Penang 3-2 in front of thousands of fans at Kuala Lumpur’s Merdeka...
Read more »