Hong Kong · Japan, China and Korea
Wedding websites in Hong Kong: for couples marrying here or abroad
This page is for couples planning a wedding in Hong Kong, or a celebration there while living elsewhere. Our done-for-you website and e-invites bring every event, guest and detail into one place that works on any phone.
- LanguagesEnglish
- Time zoneGMT+8
- PricesOne-off, in pounds sterling; any card accepted
Your events
The events of a Hong Kong wedding
Your website gets a page, an RSVP and a guest list for each event, with its own date, time, venue and dress code. Pick the traditions you follow; names and order vary between families, and you can add any event of your own.
Chinese wedding
- Betrothal gifts (guo da li)Weeks beforeThe groom's family presents gifts to the bride's family.
- Hair combingThe night beforeA blessing ceremony for a long and happy marriage.
- Door gamesWedding morningThe groom and his friends win their way in to collect the bride.
- Tea ceremonyWedding dayThe couple serve tea to parents and elders and receive blessings.
- Wedding banquetWedding eveningA multi-course banquet with toasts at every table.
Wedding abroad wedding
- Welcome drinksArrival dayMeet everyone who has travelled.
- CeremonyWedding dayYour ceremony at the destination.
- ReceptionWedding dayDinner and dancing.
- Farewell brunchThe day afterOne last meal together before flights home.
Weddings in Hong Kong
Traditions and style
Hong Kong weddings often blend Chinese tradition with modern style, and many families welcome guests from the UK and other countries. A tea ceremony is a common opening, where the couple serves tea to elders as a sign of respect and gratitude, and receives blessings and gifts in return. This is usually followed by a ceremony and a large banquet, where tables are shared and toasts are made in Cantonese, English or both.
Bilingual families are common, so wording on your website can be clear for everyone, with each event explained in plain English. Invitations frequently cover several events across two days, and private links let each household see only the occasions they are invited to. Guests appreciate knowing the dress code, timing and venue in advance, especially when travel is involved.
Whether you choose a traditional banquet hall or a riverside venue, a single website keeps your story, schedule and RSVP in one place, so nothing is lost in translation or in a forwarded message.
Where couples marry
Couples often choose venues with views of the harbour or mountains, and many popular photo spots lie near the waterfront and the city skyline. The weather is warm and humid in summer, with occasional rain, while autumn and winter are milder and drier. Spring can be showery, so indoor options are wise. Many couples hold their tea ceremony and banquet at the same place, or split events between a ceremony venue and a banquet hall. Check with your register office, place of worship or embassy about local rules and dates before booking.
Why couples choose us
- RSVP for every event, from tea ceremony to banquet
- Private link per household so guests see only their events
- Meal and dietary choices collected in one place
- Works on any phone, shared by link, QR code or WhatsApp
- Guest dashboard and spreadsheet for easy planning
Guests near and far
For guests travelling to Hong Kong
Guests travelling to or from Hong Kong should allow time for flights, visas and hotel bookings, and should note the time difference from the UK. A wedding website with RSVP for every event tells you exactly which occasions you are invited to, and private links mean each household sees only its own events. Meal and dietary choices are collected in advance, and maps plus QR codes make it easy to find venues by MTR or taxi. Dress codes are usually smart, and guests often bring red envelopes. Clear wording and a guest dashboard help everyone plan ahead, no matter where they are.
Packages
One-off prices, no monthly fees
Prices are in pounds sterling. Cards in any currency are accepted at checkout. Signature adds wording in Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati or Bengali.
Questions
Wedding websites in Hong Kong: your questions
Do I need a website if I am sending printed cards?
No, but a website makes things easier for guests who travel from abroad. Printed cards can carry a QR code that leads to your site, where guests find maps, RSVP, dietary choices and updates. We build both cards and sites, so the wording matches and nothing is duplicated or lost.
Can guests from the UK and Hong Kong use one website?
Yes. Our sites are written in English and work on any phone, so guests in both places can RSVP, check the schedule and see their private link. You can also add wording in Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati or Bengali with the Signature package, and invite family who cannot travel via a live stream page.
How do I collect dietary requirements and meal choices?
Each RSVP form can ask for meal and dietary choices, and you receive all answers in a guest dashboard plus a spreadsheet. This is especially useful at banquets, where guests may need vegetarian, halal or allergy-friendly options. You can update the list as replies come in, without contacting guests one by one.
What if my wedding has several events on different days?
Create a separate page for each event, such as the tea ceremony, ceremony and banquet, and give each household a private link to the events they are invited to. Add a countdown, maps and a schedule so guests know what to expect, and let them RSVP to each occasion in turn.
From our wedding library
- What to wear to a Chinese tea ceremony as a guest?
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- Why is the tea ceremony so important?
- What does tea mean in Chinese culture?
- What does it mean to get married abroad?
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- Can you marry outside your country?
- How much would it cost to get married abroad?