In Vietnamese wedding tradition, guests are encouraged to wear bright, cheerful colors as they symbolize happiness, prosperity, and good fortune for the newlyweds. Colors such as white, black, dark purple, and gray are traditionally associated with morning, sadness, or bad luck, so they are generally avoided out of respect for the couple and the celebration.
The ceremony will be held at the Volunteer Park Conservatory.
Please arrive at 5:15 PM. The ceremony will start at 5:30 PM.
The ceremony will be about 15 - 20 minutes.
There are benches throughout the conservatory, so although they aren’t traditional seats for a ceremony, there will be some seats. If you prefer to stand, that is also an option!
Yes, the conservatory is an indoor greenhouse space.
We ask that guests avoid taking photos during the ceremony. You are welcome to take photos before or afterwards.
Yes, there are public restrooms.
We’re planning a simple celebration after our allotted time with our photographer, most likely something small at a restaurant. We will share details with invited guests.
Garden party semi-formal. Think midi or maxi dresses with floral prints, soft pastels and/or earthy tones. Light fabrics. Heels, dressy sandals, or flats. Dress shirts and slacks, suits optional but nice. Linen or light colored suits, no ties required unless you want an elevated look.
Yes! But keep in mind there may be walking on park paths.
Free parking is available throughout Volunteer Park on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Yes! We’d love to take photos with guests after. However, we do have the venue until 6:15 PM, and we will be going with the photographer for private photos. So please be mindful of the time!
Yes, we will share the gallery as soon is it becomes available!