Please note, we have worked really hard to create a celebration that can include all of our closest family members and friends. We ask that only guests to whom the invites are addressed to RSVP and attend. Thank you for understanding.

We would love to see our family and friends get dressed up with us on our big day. The dress code will be cocktail and semi-formal attire. We are requesting that you refrain from wearing jeans, hats, and athletic attire.

Both the ceremony and reception will be indoors.

Both the church and the reception venue will have free on-site parking.

The reception will begin with a cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres followed by a traditional Vietnamese 8-course meal served family-style.

Yes, there will be an open bar so please plan to make transportation arrangements accordingly.

Vietnamese wedding receptions often follow the same format as a typical American reception, with a grand entrance, first dance, toasts, cake cutting, games, dancing, and more. Additional customs in Vietnamese weddings are Welcome Photos, Table Greetings and a Lion Dance. Welcome Photos – The bride and groom stand at the entrance of the reception venue and take a picture with each guest as they arrive. These photos are printed during the reception and given as souvenirs before guests leave. Table Greetings – To show their gratitude and respect, the bride and groom visit each table during the reception. It’s during this time that guests present the newlyweds with gifts. Lion Dance – The lively dance, accompanied by rhythmic music and vibrant costumes, is thought to ward off evil spirits and bring prosperity to the newlyweds.

Your love, laughter, and presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. However, if you wish to honor us with a gift, a cash gift would be very welcome.

If there are any questions, feel free to text Tammy at (714) 474-8415.