Feb. 6, 2019 An eclectic ZaZa Gardens wedding that beautifully merged two cultures & families Ronald and Mary Jane's wedding day merged two cultures and families. The day began with a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, where many laughs, smiles, and tears were shed as gifts and traditions were exchanged. Don't miss the gorgeous tea setup, personalized cookies in Chinese, and the tea ceremony dresses! The second half of the day consisted of a traditional wedding ceremony incorporating Mary Jane's Hispanic background. Bold and bright colors were used throughout the historic venue of ZaZa Gardens… Read More 1.4k Apr. 10, 2017 An homage to San Francisco with Chinese traditions (like lion dancers!) A traditional tea ceremony, outfit changes, tons of DIY details (from the invitation, centerpieces, personalized gift boxes, programs, place cards, signs, calligraphy, and decor!), this San Francisco wedding is a vision. Don't miss the Hello Kitty car, the gorgeous views of the sunset skyline of San Francisco as the night went on and of course, the lion dancers! Read More 4.2k Feb. 10, 2014 When Hinduism and Taiwanese wedding traditions combine: a multicultural wedding day Helen and Deepak hail from Chicago but traveled down to Port Orange, Florida, to get married at The Estate on the Halifax. The multicultural pair intertwined Hindu wedding traditions with Taiwanese influences and owned it — the day included a lot of awesome details, like the fan-turned-wedding program and mismatched red bridesmaids dresses. Twinkle lights lined each corner of the reception hall, and the party moved indoors to enjoy a fruit-heavy dessert table (no cake!) and tons of dancing. Read More 7.1k 17 Comments Aug. 1, 2013 Gloria & Robert's harmonious wedding of Korean-Canadian traditions This is a culture clash we LOVE: Western-style table settings with origami cranes as decorations, the bride's mother-in-law walking down the aisle in her dress alongside her mother in her traditional Korean hanbok, and a bar serving both Canadian beer and Korean soju liquor. We've also got two ceremonies (including a tea ceremony), two dresses, and two genres of food. We are twice as down for this wedding. Read More 5.4k 11 Comments Mar. 22, 2013 Lily & Chris' double happiness rock 'n' roll two wedding weekend It's one thing to take on a big wedding; it's a whole other thing to plan two back-to-back ceremonies and parties! But once you see the retro fashion, Asian-inspired details, Chinese dancing lions, and sweet band tribute from the groom, you'll totally agree that it's a double happiness moment. OH, and a ceremonial martial arts board breaking by the bride? It happened — twice. Read More 3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123 Copyright © 2003 - 2020 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
1.4k Apr. 10, 2017 An homage to San Francisco with Chinese traditions (like lion dancers!) A traditional tea ceremony, outfit changes, tons of DIY details (from the invitation, centerpieces, personalized gift boxes, programs, place cards, signs, calligraphy, and decor!), this San Francisco wedding is a vision. Don't miss the Hello Kitty car, the gorgeous views of the sunset skyline of San Francisco as the night went on and of course, the lion dancers! Read More 4.2k Feb. 10, 2014 When Hinduism and Taiwanese wedding traditions combine: a multicultural wedding day Helen and Deepak hail from Chicago but traveled down to Port Orange, Florida, to get married at The Estate on the Halifax. The multicultural pair intertwined Hindu wedding traditions with Taiwanese influences and owned it — the day included a lot of awesome details, like the fan-turned-wedding program and mismatched red bridesmaids dresses. Twinkle lights lined each corner of the reception hall, and the party moved indoors to enjoy a fruit-heavy dessert table (no cake!) and tons of dancing. Read More 7.1k 17 Comments Aug. 1, 2013 Gloria & Robert's harmonious wedding of Korean-Canadian traditions This is a culture clash we LOVE: Western-style table settings with origami cranes as decorations, the bride's mother-in-law walking down the aisle in her dress alongside her mother in her traditional Korean hanbok, and a bar serving both Canadian beer and Korean soju liquor. We've also got two ceremonies (including a tea ceremony), two dresses, and two genres of food. We are twice as down for this wedding. Read More 5.4k 11 Comments Mar. 22, 2013 Lily & Chris' double happiness rock 'n' roll two wedding weekend It's one thing to take on a big wedding; it's a whole other thing to plan two back-to-back ceremonies and parties! But once you see the retro fashion, Asian-inspired details, Chinese dancing lions, and sweet band tribute from the groom, you'll totally agree that it's a double happiness moment. OH, and a ceremonial martial arts board breaking by the bride? It happened — twice. Read More 3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123 Copyright © 2003 - 2020 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
4.2k Feb. 10, 2014 When Hinduism and Taiwanese wedding traditions combine: a multicultural wedding day Helen and Deepak hail from Chicago but traveled down to Port Orange, Florida, to get married at The Estate on the Halifax. The multicultural pair intertwined Hindu wedding traditions with Taiwanese influences and owned it — the day included a lot of awesome details, like the fan-turned-wedding program and mismatched red bridesmaids dresses. Twinkle lights lined each corner of the reception hall, and the party moved indoors to enjoy a fruit-heavy dessert table (no cake!) and tons of dancing. Read More 7.1k 17 Comments Aug. 1, 2013 Gloria & Robert's harmonious wedding of Korean-Canadian traditions This is a culture clash we LOVE: Western-style table settings with origami cranes as decorations, the bride's mother-in-law walking down the aisle in her dress alongside her mother in her traditional Korean hanbok, and a bar serving both Canadian beer and Korean soju liquor. We've also got two ceremonies (including a tea ceremony), two dresses, and two genres of food. We are twice as down for this wedding. Read More 5.4k 11 Comments Mar. 22, 2013 Lily & Chris' double happiness rock 'n' roll two wedding weekend It's one thing to take on a big wedding; it's a whole other thing to plan two back-to-back ceremonies and parties! But once you see the retro fashion, Asian-inspired details, Chinese dancing lions, and sweet band tribute from the groom, you'll totally agree that it's a double happiness moment. OH, and a ceremonial martial arts board breaking by the bride? It happened — twice. Read More 3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123 Copyright © 2003 - 2020 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
7.1k 17 Comments Aug. 1, 2013 Gloria & Robert's harmonious wedding of Korean-Canadian traditions This is a culture clash we LOVE: Western-style table settings with origami cranes as decorations, the bride's mother-in-law walking down the aisle in her dress alongside her mother in her traditional Korean hanbok, and a bar serving both Canadian beer and Korean soju liquor. We've also got two ceremonies (including a tea ceremony), two dresses, and two genres of food. We are twice as down for this wedding. Read More 5.4k 11 Comments Mar. 22, 2013 Lily & Chris' double happiness rock 'n' roll two wedding weekend It's one thing to take on a big wedding; it's a whole other thing to plan two back-to-back ceremonies and parties! But once you see the retro fashion, Asian-inspired details, Chinese dancing lions, and sweet band tribute from the groom, you'll totally agree that it's a double happiness moment. OH, and a ceremonial martial arts board breaking by the bride? It happened — twice. Read More 3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123 Copyright © 2003 - 2020 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
5.4k 11 Comments Mar. 22, 2013 Lily & Chris' double happiness rock 'n' roll two wedding weekend It's one thing to take on a big wedding; it's a whole other thing to plan two back-to-back ceremonies and parties! But once you see the retro fashion, Asian-inspired details, Chinese dancing lions, and sweet band tribute from the groom, you'll totally agree that it's a double happiness moment. OH, and a ceremonial martial arts board breaking by the bride? It happened — twice. Read More 3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123
3.2k Feb. 13, 2013 Marika & Steven's fun-centric Chinese elopement Three questions, a tea ceremony, and a sea of gorgeous red details? Yes, please! This couple opted to elope where they'd met and fallen in love, and currently live… China. The short, sweet ceremony left them all day to celebrate together in their coordinated red wedding outfits, complete with matching ear-to-ear grins — and it only cost $1.20. Read More 123