Petronas Twin Towers
The Petronas Twin Towers is one of the most iconic buildings in the skyline of Kuala Lumpur. On its observation deck, you will get to see the most magnificent views of the city. It closes for Ramadan though, so do check the calendar first before you go. Suria KLCC, the mall next to the twin towers, carries some real classy stuff from signature pewter memorabilia to unique local jade jewelry. Remember to go to the reception counter and get a tourist pass for extra discounts! After all that shopping, if you are hungry for some real Malay food, head to Madam Kwan's for a hearty meal.
Jamek Mosque
Jamek Mosque is the city's oldest mosque, and it certainly is one breathtaking piece of architecture. Mosques in Kuala Lumpar, unlike their Hindu temples, are generally not open for non-Muslims, so most of us will have to admire it from a distance.
Panggung Bandaraya (Old City Hall)
The Old City Hall is a huge colonial looking complex, which I imagine would be great for pre-wedding photos. It is situated pretty close by the Royal Selangor Club, which has a bar and restaurant overlooking Dataran Merdeka's vast meadows. The club only serves its members, but it has a long list of affiliated clubs around the world, so check with your local club and get hold of a recommendation letter before you head off to KL!