


Questions & Answers


Will transportation be provided from and to reception/hotel?
Yes. Complimentary Shuttle buses will be provided between the two venues and from/to the hotel Du Parc. There will also be shuttle buses provided from and to the airport throughout the 15th and 17th of Dec. The exact details will be announced shortly


Will the ceremony, and reception take place indoors or outdoors?
Both will take place outdoors. The temperature in December is usually cool ranging from 20 – 26 Celsius (60 – 72 Fahrenheit) in the mornings. At night it may get a bit cooler. We will have some outdoor heating but recommend dressing a bit warmer


Is there a registry or gift list?
In accordance with traditional Vietnamese culture a monetary gift represents the wedding gift. A cash gift is most appreciated, but not expected or required. Your presence is the greatest gift to us


Can I take photos during the ceremony?
There will be a professional photography team at the wedding but if you want to snap some memories of our special weekend, we kindly ask that you keep photos to a minimum during the ceremony. However, take as many as your heart desires during reception


Are children allowed at the ceremony?
Unfortunately, no. Due to venue limitation, children age 12 or below are not allowed at the ceremony


What cuisine will be served at the reception?
We will serve Western food with Vietnamese influence. If you have any dietary restrictions please kindly remind us


When should we arrive in Vietnam?
Due to the time difference, flight length, and jet lag, we recommend arriving at least 3 – 4 days prior to the wedding


When shopping, Is it ok to bargain pricing and if so, when & where?
Bargaining in Vietnam for goods is commonplace if there is no fixed price displayed. Bartering comes down to fine art. May the odds forever be in your favor!


What is the tipping culture in Vietnam?
Tipping isn’t mandatory or customary in Vietnam, but it is always appreciated. If you’re happy with the services provided by waiters, drivers and other service workers, leaving a small tip is a good way to show your appreciation. We recommend approximately 10%


How do things normally cost in Vietnam?
For accommodation, a 4-star hotel or above, on average, is $200/day. Food & drinks will be $100/day on average if you want to try a lot of different things (street foods / desserts / restaurants / coffee shops / etc.). If you go to clubs or some cool events or concert/rave or go to bars, it will be $200 – $500 for a week or so


Where can I exchange money?
In Ho Chi Minh City:
- EximBank Money Changer (135 Dong Khoi in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City) is offering some of the best currency exchange rates in Saigon
- Money Changers at Tan Son Nhat Airport (SGN)
In Ha Noi City:
- Money changers on Ha Trung St in the Old Quarter. You should compare the rate before exchanging money
- Ha Noi Money Exchange: 19B Hang Be, Hoan Kiem District, Ha Noi


Can I rent a suit/ tuxedo in Vietnam?
Yes. We recommend Wedding Book at 583 Su Van Hanh st, Ward 3, District 10, HCMC to rent a suit or tuxedo. Please keep in mind that sizes in Vietnam run smaller than in the US/EU