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Trang & Tùng

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january2027
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Hanoi, Vietnam

Our Story So Far

Our story began at a Tết celebration on Roosevelt Island, New York. With some gentle nudging from mutual friends (and a little quiet scheming from Tùng), one conversation turned into many. And now, we're bringing it home to Hanoi ♡
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The Venue

Sheraton Tay Ho Ha Noi

Sunday, 3 January · Outdoor Garden
  1. 15:30Check-inArrive and snap a few photos
  2. 16:00Vows CeremonyWe say our vows and exchange rings
  3. 16:30PhotosPictures with family and all of you

Dresscode

We would love to see you in soft blush or olive greens — dark suits are perfect too. Whatever makes you feel your best.

RSVP

We can't wait to celebrate with you. Let's start with your name.

Enter the first and last name of one person in your party — you can reply for you and your plus-one together.

Travel

Before you fly

E-Visa Guide

If you are not a Vietnamese citizen, you may need to obtain a visa to enter Vietnam. The process is simple, affordable, and completed online.

Key Details
90
DAYSMax. Validity (Single/Multiple)
$25
FEE/ $50 (Multiple) — Non-refundable
~5
BUSINESS DAYSApply 1-2 weeks early for peace of mind
Apply here:
  • ✦Passport valid for 6+ months with at least one blank page
  • ✦Scanned passport bio page
  • ✦Passport photo (4×6 cm, white background, no glasses)
  • ✦Credit/debit card for payment
  • ✦Download and print at least 2 copies of your e-visa
  • ✦Present your e-visa + passport at immigration upon arrival
  • ✦You must enter/exit through designated international border gates
  • ✦Keep both digital and printed copies of your visa handy

Exploring Hanoi

Hanoi: over 1,000 years of history, a city of lakes and tree-lined streets, a buzzing Old Quarter, and arguably the best street food on Earth.

How to explore
  1. 1Tap the map to zoom into Hanoi
  2. 2Scroll through the places we love
  3. 3Tap “Next” for a video & our food picks
Illustration of Vietnam
Hanoi CapitalWhere the wedding takes place
Hoan Kiem LakeThe beating heart of Hanoi. A jade-green lake wrapped by old trees, where locals practice tai chi at dawn and lovers stroll at dusk.
Old Quarter (36 Phố Phường)A maze of narrow streets, each named after the trade it once sold. Silver, silk, paper, tin. Get lost on purpose.
Train StreetA residential alley where the railway runs inches from front doors. Sip egg coffee, then brace yourself as the train roars past.
West Lake (Hồ Tây)The city's largest lake. Sunset here is a local ritual. Trấn Quốc Pagoda sits on its edge, glowing red against the water.
Dong Xuan MarketFour floors of everything. Fabric, dried fish, plastic flowers, knockoff sneakers. Chaotic, theatrical, essential.
Bat Trang Ceramic Village30 minutes from the center. Watch potters at work, then throw your own bowl on a wheel.
Explore Hanoi YouTube Video
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Michelin Food GuideSkipping food tour means you have never visited Hanoi.
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Trang's Beli (⚈₋₍⚈)Locally sourced from yours truly ⋆𐙚₊˚⊹♡
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Thank You

We can't wait to see you!