Tina Le
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Tips for Planning a CULTURAL WEDDING! | Breaking Traditions, Vietnamese Tea Ceremony
Let’s talk about cultural weddings, how you can stay sane and stress less! Even though there’s tons of expectations and pressures that come with it, I go over my best tips to survive 😛 I also talk about my experience with planning a Vietnamese wedding and tea ceremony, but I know these tips are…
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me watching this as if am gonna get wedding anytime soon 💀😭
I'm so curious about what the gifts were that the groomsmen offered the bridesmaids (aside from the egg tarts that you mentioned).
i would do soda and i am marrying a girl of the same race as me which is white
I totally relate, I'm the firstborn and the first one getting married. I also forgot that my folks are social butterflies. We're having the tea ceremony as well!
Firstly, this video is excellent and really unique and I’m grateful that you made it! I know you mentioned that you had a very large wedding because of your parents status in the community. I am in a really similar situation. How did you make sure to still enjoy and spend time with special guests with such a large event?
I’m Dominican and Haitian but only on my mom’s side. My dad is just American but I want to integrate that into my wedding. I’m only 18 but it makes me think what to do 😂
i have the same story viet, oldest daughter of three, parents are social butterfly’s , but still single-
Very helpful video, my fiancé is Vietnamese. We will have 2 weddings: 1 Vietnamese Tea Ceremony and 1 American wedding 😰
12h sáng xem video của chị ! 🌼 luôn ủng hộ chị ạ
I’m trying to plan a tea ceremony because my fiancé is Chinese. His mom and dad have been so helpful! Thank goodness because I’m so nervous about doing something insensitive or wrong.
Did you have 2 ceremonies?
Thank you so much for this video – so helpful! I struggle with the language barrier as most guests won‘t speak one common language! My partner‘s father is from the states, we both grew up in Germany but living in New Zealand and my family is vietnamese spread all across USA, Russia, Vietnam and Germany. So every single step – from website, ceremony, signages etc. Have to be in German, English and Vietnamese. Very overwhelming. Any tipps?
Thank you for posting this! I am currently planning my wedding for October 9th 2020…figures crossed no COVID 19 delay. My fiance is from Malaysia. He is half Chinese and half Indian. I am a white American and my family is from Norway. My fiance is Hindu and I am Christian. So we are defiantly planning a very multicultural and multi religious wedding. It's hard to know what to do sometimes. Thanks for all your content it is a great help!
Thank you so much im only 17 and already planning my wedding lol you could imagine be First Gen Asian Australian with Vietnamese and Cambodian background
can we be friends? 🌷
Did you hold your tea ceremony and reception on the same day? If so, did you find that stressful or were you able to manage?
Forgot to mention that your MC had some major brain farts. 😂🤣😂🤣😂 But it was beautiful overall.
Thank you for this 💕 My boyfriend and I have talked about having a cultural wedding since my background is Cambodian and this have definitely help. ALSO, love the wedding video!
I can totally relate. I come from a cameroonian family and I'm the 1st child & girl to get married. Last week my father told me "it's not your wedding". Well…
Seriously tho, that headpiece you DIYed looks STUNNING!! That's is LEGiT! ❤️❤️❤️
Love it!! So beautiful to see how other cultures celebrates weddings 🥰🥰
Such a beautiful day! ❤️