Betrothal gifts (guo da li)
10amThe Garden Pavilion
Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Dress code: Smart-casual, traditional attire preferred
Together with their families
Mei & Wei

Together with their families
29 May 2027 to 12 June 2027
The Garden Pavilion · Hong Kong
Mei and Wei first met at the Hong Kong Central Library while researching traditional Cantonese cuisine. Their shared interest in preserving family recipes brought them together, and they soon found that their families had known each other for generations.
After years of supporting each other through career changes and family obligations, they are ready to begin a new chapter. We would be delighted if you could join us to celebrate their union.
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The venue is easily accessible via the MTR East Rail Line, with a short walk from Tai Wai Station. Taxis and private cars are also available for those who prefer door-to-door transport.
Guests are encouraged to stay in the Sha Tin or Kowloon areas, where several comfortable hotels offer convenient access to the wedding venue. We recommend booking early as June is a popular month for events.
Please wear smart-casual attire for the daytime ceremonies, and formal evening wear for the banquet. Red or bright colours are encouraged, as they symbolise joy and good fortune.
The ceremony follows traditional Chinese customs, with elements of blessing and respect for ancestors, but is not tied to any specific religion.
Children are welcome at all events, though we ask that they be supervised during the tea ceremony and banquet.
Yes, a selection of vegetarian dishes will be served at the banquet, and we will accommodate dietary needs with advance notice.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled start time for each event to allow for seating and greetings.
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