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Sunny & Dennis

    Taiwan Anniversary
    Chinese Banquet

Chinese Banquet

The Wedding Website of Sunny Morales and Dennis Morales
Inviting family and friends to dine with us, "Traditional Chinese Wedding Banquet" style. It is traditionally indoors, in a banquet hall. Chinese banquet menus typically consist of eight courses and one dessert. Each course has special significance, and eight is considered the luckiest number in Chinese culture. Chinese banquet halls will usually provide guest seating, decor, and dining options. They are typically customizable, with adjustable lighting, space accommodations, and even entertainment options, including an in-house emcee, and photo packages. As far as a registry, or gift, in general, money is appreciated and also the simplest solution. It can help them fund the reception and other costs of this beautiful ceremony. You can make this part of the tradition by putting the money in a traditional red envelope.

Sunday, November 19, 2023

Wedding Luncheon

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

TBD
Taiwan

Dress to Impress!

SAMPLE MENU: First course: ‘Dragon Phoenix Plates’ or cold appetizers are typically served in the first course. Dishes will include jellyfish, abalone, sliced pork and beef, seaweed, and bean curd. Second course: The second course is traditionally the soup course, made with rare and expensive delicacies. Third course: This course is for fish and seafood. The fish must be served with its head and tail intact to symbolize wholeness. Fourth Course: Course number four calls for a whole roast suckling pig on the menu. Suckling pigs are symbols of virtue and purity. Fifth Course: For round five, guests are usually offered large succulent prawns. Sixth Course: Chicken, Duck, Quail, or Pigeon is traditionally served whole to symbolize peace and unity. Seventh & Eight Courses: Noodles and Rice are served, and they respectively symbolize long life and abundance. Dessert Course: The final course is left to leave a bit of sweetness behind. Red Bean and Lotus Seed Soup is usually served here.

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