Vietnamese tea ceremony decor

The tea ceremony gate is more than just an entrance—it’s a symbol of unity, tradition, and the warmest welcome to a lifetime of love and family. Welcome your guests with details that honor the beauty of Vietnamese culture. . . . #TeaCeremonyGate #VietnameseWedding #TraditionWithStyle #Teaceremonystyling

Welcome to Harry & Tien’s soft yet vibrant Vietnamese tea ceremony, featuring our standing 3D double happiness sign! 🌸✨ Take a peek at how we thoughtfully styled this setup from the custom welcome sign & backdrop to the entrance arch, altar, and family table. 🌹 What will yours look like next? DM us to start customizing your lễ gia tiên…

The Chinese tea ceremony, also known as 𝘫𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘤𝘩𝘢—meaning “to serve tea”—and often called Tea Pai, is a cherished tradition in Chinese weddings. During the ceremony, tea is served to elders and family members as a symbol of respect and the unity of two families.✨🍵🎎 Similar to the Tea Pai Ceremony, Vietnamese tea ceremonies honor elders and ancestors, seeking their blessings for the couple’s marriage. 🕯️🌹 Although they are distinct events, both share the core value of “double…

Welcome to Harry & Tien’s soft yet vibrant Vietnamese tea ceremony, featuring our standing 3D double happiness sign! 🌸✨ Take a peek at how we thoughtfully styled this setup from the custom welcome sign & backdrop to the entrance arch, altar, and family table. 🌹 What will yours look like next? DM us to start customizing your lễ gia tiên…

Over the last few decades, Chinese weddings have modernised, partly due to the following influences of western practices. However, the tradition of tea ceremonies has remained and is deeply rooted and treasured in Chinese weddings today. The Chinese tea ceremony is arranged on the day of the wedding

Bride's ao dai is from Ao Dai Vinh in Vietnam. Vu quy sign is made from wood and cut styrofoam. Faux florals from Hobby Lobby. Paper lanterns from Amazon. (Cameron and Elizabeth Photography)

囍 Vincent & Janet's Wedding - Bride's Side Tea Ceremony. 📸: @janet.wong__ #wedding #teaceremony #morningreception #LoVinJanet… | Instagram

A ceremonial gate is a vital aspect of a Vietnamese tea ceremony. Adorned with lush flowers, vibrant colors, and intricate details, it serves as a warm welcome for guests and marks the entrance to a celebration filled with love, family, and heritage. The term Vu Quy is used for the bride’s family home, signifying her farewell as she joins her husband’s family, while Tân Hôn is used at the groom’s family home to mark the beginning of the couple’s new life together. We customise all…

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Minh and Hobart started off their all day wedding celebration with a traditional Vietnamese Tea Ceremony at Minh’s parent’s home in San Jose, CA. Minh wore the traditional Vietnamese wedding dress, the Ao Dai, in a striking red color and Hobart sported a deep blue Ao Dai.