For Cian, 23, a manager who prefers to be known by her nickname, reunion lunch has long been part of the family dynamic. “Every year, we have both a reunion lunch and dinner. “It’s mainly because of family schedules and everyone understands if some relatives are unable to attend, so it’s okay for us. However, he does not see reunion lunch becoming a permanent fixture. “We aim for it if we can, but sometimes we end up having dinner at 8pm because restaurants are fully booked,” he added.

Source: The Star February 17, 2026 02:21 UTC