Schedule

Door Games

12:45 am

Chinese door games have been a long-standing tradition in Chinese weddings, adding a fun and interactive element to the celebration. These games are often played by the groomsmen, who must pass a series of challenges before they can see the bride. The concept of door games is based on the idea that the groom must “earn” the bride before he can marry her. The games are usually played before the groom can enter the bride’s room and see her for the first time on their wedding day. In modern times, these games have evolved into a way to bring laughter and joy to the wedding party. In Chinese culture, the door is a symbol of good fortune and prosperity, and the door games are seen as a way to bring good luck and blessings to the newlyweds. The games are also a way for the bride’s family to test the groom’s character and determination, as well as to show their love and support for the bride.

Ceremony

1:30 pm

Drinks reception & Photographs

2:00 pm

Wedding Breakfast

3:45 pm

Evening guests arrive

6:30 pm

First Dance and Cake Cutting

7:15 pm