Our dress code is cocktail attire. Warm colors welcome.
Quel est le code vestimentaire?
Une tenue de cocktail/ formelle. Notre thème inclus des couleurs chaudes et colorés.
What is the easiest way to get to and from your wedding venues?
There will be buses to take you from the ceremony to the reception venue. There will also be plenty of space available to park at both venues should you wish to take your car.
Please message either of us if you would like a bus from Palmerston North City Centre to the ceremony. This can be arranged depending on the demand.
Le transport sera-t-il assuré? Y a-t-il un parking facile sur les sites?
Des bus seront organisés pour vous emmener du lieu de cérémonie au lieu de reception.
Il y aura aussi pleins de places de parking disponibles si vous souhaitez organiser votre propre moyen de transport.
What is the timeline?
4pm - Ceremony;
4.30pm-6.15pm - cocktail and games;
6.45pm-8pm - dinner and speeches;
8pm onwards - dancefloor
Dans quel ordre se déroule la journée?
16h - Cérémonie;
16h30-18h15 - cocktail et activités ;
18h45-20h - dîner et speech ;
20h-minuit - piste de danse
What time should I arrive?
Guests can arrive after 3.30pm. However, please be seated no later than 3.55pm.
A quelle heure dois-je arriver?
Les portes seront ouvertes a partir de 15h30. La cérémonie commence a 16h.
Will your wedding be indoors or outdoors?
Our ceremony will take place outdoors however, should it be raining on the day, we will move indoors.
Our reception will be indoors.
Le mariage sera-t-il à l’intérieur ou à l’extérieur ?
La cérémonie est prevue en extérieur. En cas de pluie ou mauvais temps la cérémonie se déroulera en interieur.
La reception sera en interieur.
Will there be an open bar?
Both our wedding ceremony and reception venues will be open bar.
Y aura-t-il un open bar?
Nos lieux de mariage sont tout les deux open bar.
Do you have a wedding registry?
Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. However, if you wish to honour us with a gift, a “hongbao” also known as “red packet” (monetary gift in Chinese culture), is welcome.