Proposal visit (dam ngo)
10amThe River Garden House
District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Smart casual, traditional attire preferred
Together with their families
Linh & Minh

Together with their families
14 March 2027 to 12 June 2027
The Garden Pavilion · Ho Chi Minh City
Linh and Minh first met at a community tea ceremony in District 1, where they were both helping to serve traditional drinks to elders. Their shared love of Vietnamese literature and quiet conversations on the balcony of a small bookshop brought them closer over the months that followed.
They invite you to celebrate their marriage as they begin a new chapter side by side.
Each event has its own time, place and dress code. Tap Map for directions, or add it to your calendar.
The River Garden House
District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Smart casual, traditional attire preferred
The Lotus Courtyard
District 7, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Traditional ao dai or formal wear
The Heritage Home
District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Traditional attire, red accents encouraged
The Ancestral Hall
District 5, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Formal, modest colours, no white
The Garden Pavilion
District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Dress code: Formal, traditional or elegant modern attire
LIVE on the dayGrandparents and family abroad can watch from anywhere. The stream starts here about 30 minutes before the wedding reception.
This is a demo. On the day, the live stream plays right here.
Guests scan the QR code on the welcome sign and find their seat in seconds.






Took a great photo? Add it here and it appears in our gallery after the wedding.
This is a demo, so your photos stay on your phone. On a real website they go straight to the couple's gallery.
The ceremony will be held near the Saigon River in District 2. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available from central Ho Chi Minh City.
Guests may consider staying in District 1 or District 2 for easy access to the venue. Several guesthouses and boutique hotels are located within a ten-minute drive.
Guests are asked to wear formal attire. Traditional Vietnamese ao dai is welcomed, and guests are encouraged to avoid white clothing out of respect.
The couple requests only a red envelope (bao lì xì) with a personal note. No physical gifts are expected.
Yes, a selection of vegetarian dishes will be served at the reception.
Children are welcome, though the ceremony may be lengthy for young guests.
Limited parking is provided at the venue. Carpooling or taxi is recommended.
This is a demo, so nothing was sent. On a real website, Linh and Minh see your reply in their dashboard straight away, with your meals and dietary notes.