Elegant Vietnamese wedding reception table decorated with lush greenery, yellow flowers, lanterns, and a personalized sign.

 



Vietnamese

tea ceremony


For your parents,

for your grandparents,

for the hands that raised you.


 

Traditional Vietnamese wedding ceremony with couple in red ao dai bowing to elderly relative indoors.

Lễ Vu Quy & Tân Hôn


More than a ceremony. It's a blessing.


The tea ceremony is where your love story honors where you came from. The red Ao Dai, the lacquer trays, the quiet bows, the way your parents hold your hands before letting go.


It's emotional. It's fast. And it only happens once.


We document it with respect. We know when to step in for formal family portraits and when to step back for your mom wiping a tear, your dad's proud smile, and the elders' blessings.


We speak your culture. We know the flow.


Bao gồm / Included:

- Up to 3 hours coverage (usually at bride's or groom's family home)

- Bride & groom moments

- Full Le Vu Quy / Le Tan Hon ritual: offerings, tea serving, family blessings

- Immediate family portraits

- 200+ true-to-color edited images

- Private online gallery


Investment from $700

Tradition,

Preserved Timelessly

Wooden circular tiered display stand with apples, oranges, grapes, and snacks beside crystal glasses on a white tablecloth.
Red Vietnamese gift boxes with gold heart decorations and bow, featuring traditional wedding blessings calligraphy.
Green limes decorated with small white baby's breath flowers and orange sticker labels arranged in a decorative display.
Groomsmen in red traditional Chinese wedding attire holding decorative red trays outdoors during a wedding ceremony.
Woman in red ao dai arranges flowers at a Vietnamese wedding ceremony table dated 10.22.2025.
Couple in matching red traditional Vietnamese ao dai outfits smiling at each other under willow tree branches.

Ready for your Tea Ceremony?

what we capture

 

 

Vietnamese couple in red ao dai exchanging gifts during traditional wedding ceremony with guests watching.

 

The rituals

 

 

The altar, the incense, the gifts, the tea, the blessings. Every sacred step, documented in order, so your children will understand.


 

Bride in white ao dai holds bouquet flanked by parents under floral arch of pink and white roses at Vietnamese wedding.

 

the family

 

Formal family portraits with grandparents, parents, uncles, and aunties, organized quickly and respectfully because I know elders shouldn't have to wait.


Two women in red ao dai dresses, one smiling as the other adjusts her collar near a window.

 

the emotion

 

 

 

The in-between moments: Mom adjusting your Ao Dai, Dad holding back tears, and your grandma's laugh. These are the heirlooms.

 

 

For your parents,

for your grandparents,

for the hands that raised you.