I've been trying to find just the right Vietnamese traditions to incorporate into my wedding. I've decided not to change mutliple times - the ao dai i have is not very comfortable to wear. The groom going to the bride's family's home is not practical and we've decided not to see each other before the ceremony.
I would def do the table greetings how else would u get all your red envelopes then? Also we take pictures with our guest before the guest are seated at the reception. by the end of the night the photographers print out all those pictures and they are handed to the guest as a thank you. Oh almost forgot. After the whole bridal party has been introduced the m-c does a special shot out to all the family members who made it to the wedding.
I've been trying to find just the right Vietnamese traditions to incorporate into my wedding. I've decided not to change mutliple times - the ao dai i have is not very comfortable to wear. The groom going to the bride's family's home is not practical and we've decided not to see each other before the ceremony.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
posted by tbittles 41 posts 2 months agoI suggest going to visit each table for a toast. I think its a lovely way to say hi to all ur guests.
posted by Sunkissed09 7 posts 2 months agoHow about a mini-tea ceremony during the "western" ceremony or during the cocktail hour?
I agree with Sunkissed, too... greeting each table is a great idea.
posted by briannie 183 posts 2 months agoI would def do the table greetings how else would u get all your red envelopes then? Also we take pictures with our guest before the guest are seated at the reception. by the end of the night the photographers print out all those pictures and they are handed to the guest as a thank you. Oh almost forgot. After the whole bridal party has been introduced the m-c does a special shot out to all the family members who made it to the wedding.
posted by justjules 20 posts 2 months ago