FAQs

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are kids invited?

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We love your kids—we really do. But we want our wedding to be your night off! Unless your kids are listed on your invitation, leave them with a trusted loved one!

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can I bring a date?

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If your invitation says “and Guest,” then yes. If not, just bring you :)

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what should I do if I can't make it?

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You will be missed! If you cannot make it to the wedding, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP “no,” so we can plan accordingly.

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when is the RSVP deadline?

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Please RSVP by March 1st, 2024 under the RSVP tab!

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what's the parking situation?

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There are parking lots around the building and plenty of street parking. Please see the map under the PARKING tab for directions to the parking lots.

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will the ceremony and reception be indoors or outdoors?

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The ceremonies and reception will be located indoors and in the same building! Please check the schedule tab for details on each event.

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will food and drinks be served?

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After the wedding ceremony, there will be appetizers available for guests and a full service cash bar during cocktail hour. During the reception, there will be dinner stations and an open bar for guests. Come hungry and thirsty!

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where are you registered?

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Because it is customary for wedding gifts to be monetary with Vietnamese weddings, we are asking guests who'd like to send us a gift to contribute to our newlywed and honeymoon fund! However, we will still provide a small registry for those who do not feel comfortable contributing cash. Please check the registry tab for guidance.

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what's the dress code?

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We'd love to see our family and friends get dressed up for our big day. Dress code is formal attire. This goes without saying but please do not wear white/ivory/off white/cream/champagne colored dresses. Thank you!

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how should we refer to the married couple?

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Just refer to us as you always do: Tim and Kim. No need to go by titles or surnames since we will be keeping our individual last names.