A Visit To D'Kebun Homestay Wedding Village

Introducing D’Kebun Homestay Wedding Village, a wedding venue located in the small town of Seri Iskandar, roughly 45 minutes from Ipoh City. Kebun in Malay is farm, farming or farmland.

Entrance of D’Kebun Homestay Wedding Village
Accomodation at D’Kebun Homestay

Situated at the corner of a housing area, this unassuming village concept has the traditional Malay kampung environment, even with McDonald’s a 2-minute drive away from it. There are a few homestays in the vincinity, that’s because Seri Iskandar is the township of University Teknologi Petronas and UTP MARA Perak Branch, but D’Kebun is the only one offering big group catering facilities as well as lodging. Modern accomodation with air-conditioning is provided.

Exploring D’Kebun Homestay

Canopy for outdoor catering
Decorated dais, main dining table and pathway
The lake and land further in

The photos are to emphasize 3 areas. Far left is the canopy and outdoor dining area. Middle is the decoration for wedding dais, main dining table and pathway to dais. Far right is the vast gounds further in, there is a lake as well. It was raining at that time, therefore the puddles on the ground.

The whole village is self-operated and managed by the owner themselves. From cooking for wedding attendees to decorating the dais during weddings, to upkeeping of accomodations and grounds. A remarkable feat indeed.

The Wedding Cake

The wedding cake design is following the colours and design of the wedding invitation card. White base, royal blue flowers similar to blue porceline floral pattern, and gold ‘HA’ initials.

Watch my Youtube video which I title it Image Transfer Technique. Basically you can use any soft copy of an image, trace it using greaseproof paper and etch it onto cake surface. Followed by painting with edible paint.

Image Transfer Technique