Paradise Cove at Lake Grapevine

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Linn and Michael met on All Hallows Eve in 2020 on a first date at one of Linn's favorite sushi restaurants. Through endless nights of conversations and multiple dates, they've grown to love each other. Fast forward three years, they both have gone on many adventures including travelling to different countries, national parks, and states; running and supporting each other during obstacle courses and adventure racing; venturing new restaurants and cuisines; going on their annual Disney trips; and living life to the fullest. 3 years down the line, we are getting married and would love for you to join in our celebration!

Our Story Begins...

Our Story

Photos

Michael's brother- He loves good food, traveling, tech, and participating in some of Michael's crazy adventures/ activities such as obstacle course racing, hiking Mt. Whitney, and exploring national parks. 

Peter Tran 

Michael's cousin-  Patrick and Michael had some great memories growing up as kids including tennis, video games, and family vacations. He is now a father to a newborn with his wife, Jessica, as they walk down the road to parenthood. 

Patrick Nguyen 

Linn's sister, I’ve known her my whole life and couldn’t imagine having anyone else standing by my side on my wedding day. She's always there for me no matter what! 

Amy Kuo

Sandra and Linn were always destined to be co-workers for life. They both bonded over their love of Disney.  She's kind, caring, patient and full of wisdom! 

Sandra Ramirez

Linn’s sweet and youngest cousin, Venice.  She’s so excited to be a part of Linn’s wedding.  She’s known Linn all her life and now she’ll be a part of Linn and Michael’s big day! 

Venice Nguyen

Amy's little bundle of joy! She will bless us with some pretty petals! 

Kenzie

A true Gryffindor, he's quite the troublemaker, bold and fearless and loyal only to his mom.    

Harry Potter 

Wedding Party

Q + A

We do not have a wedding registry, but if you would like to give a monetary gift for our wedding, we would appreciate it. We chose to follow the Vietnamese Gifting Tradition. During the reception, the bride and groom "chào bàn", or table greeting, which is the customary process of visiting each table to personally thank guests for their well wishes and to collect cards and gifts. Usually, each table selects a representative to give a quick congratulatory toast to the bride and groom. Red envelopes can be given to the couple during the chào bàn. The giving of red envelopes is a way to symbolically bestow happiness, luck, and good wishes to the couple.

Michael & Linn

Michael & Linn

Tea Ceremony Photos