Vietnamese
The tea ceremony combines the celebration marriage with honoring the family's ancestors and relatives. It is considered the joining of both families. All guests are welcome to our traditional tea ceremony on Saturday, however, please note that this is optional!
Japanese
The crane is a traditional symbol of love and loyalty in Japan. Folding a crane takes time, patience, and understanding. These same qualities are vital for a marriage to last and thrive. We wouldn't be where we are without our loved ones and thank those who helped us fold 1,000 origami cranes for our wedding!
Vietnamese
Welcome photos are popular amongst Vietnamese wedding receptions. The bride and groom will be situated at the reception entrance to take a photo with guests. The photos are printed prior to their guest’s departure as a thank you for their love and support on this big day.
Japanese
The traditional "Banzai" toast is a way to celebrate the married couple. It’s often described as the Japanese “cheers.” Traditionally, the participants shout the word “Banzai” three times in unison, raising their hands in the air each time.
Vietnamese
Another tradition at most Vietnamese wedding receptions is table visits. As a sign of gratitude, the bride and groom will make their way to each table to greet and celebrate with you!