How does a tea ceremony fit into your wedding day?

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not sure about tea ceremonies?

Do I have to organise a tea ceremony?

Ask your relatives. You don’t have to do it traditionally, you can even host the tea ceremony during your regular wedding timeline. The tea pouring is mainly symbolic, 

Mona Chung-Chao

What do family do while you’re pouring tea?

Foooooood. And plenty of seating :)

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Bride wearing a traditional Vietnamese red áo dài and khăn vấn, posing for a portrait
Cat dressed in a red Vietnamese outfit, adding a playful touch to the traditional tea ceremony
Close-up of a Vietnamese tea ceremony, with tea being served to seated guests.

A tea ceremony is the perfect opportunity to involve (and dress up) your pets, especially if they can’t be there on the wedding day.

Elders smiling as a couple performs a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, honouring cultural heritage and family bonds

important questions to answer before
planning your traditional tea ceremony

Where will we host the tea ceremony?

Do our elders have any cultural customs they want us to include?

How many family members will receive tea?

Can we use paper cups or do we need a ceramic set?

Do we have family or friends to help the ceremony run smoothly?

Will we stand or kneel to present the tea? Do we need kneeling cushions?

Can we host the tea ceremony on a different day to the wedding?

Will we host a meal after the tea ceremony?

Do we need to hire traditional clothing or decor for the ceremony?

Can we incorporate parts of a tea ceremony without hosting a full event?

What language will the tea ceremony be in? Do we need a translator?

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Smiling woman receiving tea during a Chinese tea ceremony, symbolising respect and family tradition

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