You can reach Xavier at 0490853008 and Linh (Lia) at 0481217762. Alternatively, you can contact us via email at thaolinh.xavier@gmail.com or via Messenger.

Our new last name will be Huynh-Soriano (pronounced as Hwin-Soriano), created by combining both of our original last names.

Feel free to contact us if you'd like to bring a plus one. We're open to discussing it further.

Our official hashtag is #xavierlinh25.

After our wedding, we're starting our life together in Australia. We've decided to have a wedding in Vietnam so Lia (Linh)'s family and friends can celebrate with us, especially since she'll be marking other milestones in Australia.

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. However, should you wish to honour us with a gift. A wishing well will be available at the reception.

The ideal time to purchase tickets for January is between April and July.

Usually, round-trip tickets range from $1000 to $1400 per adult, varying with airlines and dates. However, budget airlines provide alternatives as low as $900 for the same journey.

It's called Danang International Airport (DAD).

Yes, please refer to "Things to do" page on our website to apply for your visa. E-visa fee: $25/single-entry. While e-visas typically take less than a week to process, we strongly advise applying at least one month prior to your departure date.

In Vietnam, there is no Uber; instead, people use Grab or Xanh SM, which is the same as Uber.

It will be spring, with temperatures ranging from 19 to 28 degrees.

We suggest these three hotels with varying price ranges to accommodate different budgets. They are near the bride, groom, and their families and staying here keeps all guests close for any tourism activities. These hotels are also centrally located in Danang, making everything within walking distance. However, guests are free to choose their preferred accommodation beyond the suggested options.

In January, the time in Vietnam will be 4 hours behind Sydney time.

No, sorry. Opting for bottled water is the safest choice, but you can also boil tap water to make it safe for consumption.

You might need a travel adapter for your electrical appliances as Vietnam mostly uses Type A and Type C sockets, which are different from Australia's. You can easily find these travel adaptors online or at stores like Amazon, BigW, JB Hifi or Kmart.