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March 7, 2026
HOUSTON • TX
Madalyn
+ Evan
Tea Ceremony
Tea Ceremony
2:00 - 4:00 PM (Invite only)
2:00 - 4:00 PM (Invite only)
Address & info can be found on thE TEA CEREMONY Page
Address & info can be found on thE TEA CEREMONY Page
CELEBRATE WITH US!
MARCH 7 2026
FAQ
Logistics & details
What’s the dress code?
For the tea ceremony, we’d love for guests to embrace tradition — please wear ao dài if you have one, or something respectfully formal in similar tones. For the reception, the dress code is formal preferred in dark, rich colors: - Suits for men - Floor-length gowns in dark, rich colors for women To honor cultural traditions, we kindly ask that guests avoid wearing red, gold, or white.
Where is the tea ceremony and reception taking place?
The tea ceremony information can be seen in the "Tea ceremony" section of this website. (please check your invitation for the password). The reception will be at Kim Son Bellaire, located at: 10603 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072. The reception will begin at 6 pm - come ready for drinks, dinner, and dancing!
When is the RSVP deadline?
The deadline for your RSVP will be February 1, 2026.
Is parking available at the venue?
Yes, there is parking on-site. Valet/self-parking details will be available upon arrival. Ride-shares are also encouraged.
Can I bring a guest or +1?
Due to limited capacity, we’re only able to accommodate spouses and fiancés of immediate family, unless your invitation specifies otherwise. We hope you understand!
Are kids welcome?
Children of immediate family are welcome (please note how many in your RSVP). For all other guests, we kindly ask that you enjoy the night kid-free.
What time should I arrive?
Tea ceremony: Please show up 5-10 minutes before the posted start time on your invitation or in the Tea ceremony section of this website. Reception: Please plan to arrive 15–30 minutes before the reception begins to get settled.
What’s the dress code?
For the tea ceremony, we’d love for guests to embrace tradition — please wear ao dài if you have one, or something respectfully formal in similar tones. For the reception, the dress code is formal preferred in dark, rich colors: - Suits for men - Floor-length gowns in dark, rich colors for women To honor cultural traditions, we kindly ask that guests avoid wearing red, gold, or white.
Where is the tea ceremony and reception taking place?
The tea ceremony information can be seen in the "Tea ceremony" section of this website. (please check your invitation for the password). The reception will be at Kim Son Bellaire, located at: 10603 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072. The reception will begin at 6 pm - come ready for drinks, dinner, and dancing!
When is the RSVP deadline?
The deadline for your RSVP will be February 1, 2026.
Is parking available at the venue?
Yes, there is parking on-site. Valet/self-parking details will be available upon arrival. Ride-shares are also encouraged.
Can I bring a guest or +1?
Due to limited capacity, we’re only able to accommodate spouses and fiancés of immediate family, unless your invitation specifies otherwise. We hope you understand!
Are kids welcome?
Children of immediate family are welcome (please note how many in your RSVP). For all other guests, we kindly ask that you enjoy the night kid-free.
What time should I arrive?
Tea ceremony: Please show up 5-10 minutes before the posted start time on your invitation or in the Tea ceremony section of this website. Reception: Please plan to arrive 15–30 minutes before the reception begins to get settled.
What’s the dress code?
For the tea ceremony, we’d love for guests to embrace tradition — please wear ao dài if you have one, or something respectfully formal in similar tones. For the reception, the dress code is formal preferred in dark, rich colors: - Suits for men - Floor-length gowns in dark, rich colors for women To honor cultural traditions, we kindly ask that guests avoid wearing red, gold, or white.
Where is the tea ceremony and reception taking place?
The tea ceremony information can be seen in the "Tea ceremony" section of this website. (please check your invitation for the password). The reception will be at Kim Son Bellaire, located at: 10603 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072. The reception will begin at 6 pm - come ready for drinks, dinner, and dancing!
When is the RSVP deadline?
The deadline for your RSVP will be February 1, 2026.
Is parking available at the venue?
Yes, there is parking on-site. Valet/self-parking details will be available upon arrival. Ride-shares are also encouraged.
Can I bring a guest or +1?
Due to limited capacity, we’re only able to accommodate spouses and fiancés of immediate family, unless your invitation specifies otherwise. We hope you understand!
Are kids welcome?
Children of immediate family are welcome (please note how many in your RSVP). For all other guests, we kindly ask that you enjoy the night kid-free.
What time should I arrive?
Tea ceremony: Please show up 5-10 minutes before the posted start time on your invitation or in the Tea ceremony section of this website. Reception: Please plan to arrive 15–30 minutes before the reception begins to get settled.
Travel & stay
What’s the closest airport?
The nearest airport is William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which is about 30 minutes from the venue without traffic. You can also fly in to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), which is about 50 minutes from the venue without traffic.
Where do you recommend staying?
We recommend staying in Sugar Land for easy access to the tea ceremony and the reception venue. If you are only going to the reception, you may want to stay in the city in West University Place.
What about transportation?
Houston is a car-centric city, so we recommend Ubering to be safe, or a car rental but please be safe, avoid drinking and driving, and note that Houston drivers are very aggressive!
What’s there to do in Houston?
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs from March 2 to March 22, 2026, at NRG Park - it’s the largest rodeo in the world and we highly recommend checking it out! There are carnival rides, food, livestock, art, and concerts. We recommend getting some concert tickets (even nosebleeds work! you can see the lineup on their website) just to see the rodeo itself. Pro tip: the traffic can make even rideshares a pain - you can avoid it by taking the METRO Rail (Red Line) and take it directly to the Stadium Park/Astrodone station near NRG, or by driving to a downtown light rail station (eg, Main & Preston or the med center at TMC garage 1) to park and take the light rail in. Houston is also home to some of the best food in the US. Our favorite neighborhoods are the Heights, Montrose, Upper Kirby/River Oaks for food and drinks. Bellaire has the best Asian food for breakfast/lunch!
What’s the closest airport?
The nearest airport is William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which is about 30 minutes from the venue without traffic. You can also fly in to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), which is about 50 minutes from the venue without traffic.
Where do you recommend staying?
We recommend staying in Sugar Land for easy access to the tea ceremony and the reception venue. If you are only going to the reception, you may want to stay in the city in West University Place.
What about transportation?
Houston is a car-centric city, so we recommend Ubering to be safe, or a car rental but please be safe, avoid drinking and driving, and note that Houston drivers are very aggressive!
What’s there to do in Houston?
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs from March 2 to March 22, 2026, at NRG Park - it’s the largest rodeo in the world and we highly recommend checking it out! There are carnival rides, food, livestock, art, and concerts. We recommend getting some concert tickets (even nosebleeds work! you can see the lineup on their website) just to see the rodeo itself. Pro tip: the traffic can make even rideshares a pain - you can avoid it by taking the METRO Rail (Red Line) and take it directly to the Stadium Park/Astrodone station near NRG, or by driving to a downtown light rail station (eg, Main & Preston or the med center at TMC garage 1) to park and take the light rail in. Houston is also home to some of the best food in the US. Our favorite neighborhoods are the Heights, Montrose, Upper Kirby/River Oaks for food and drinks. Bellaire has the best Asian food for breakfast/lunch!
What’s the closest airport?
The nearest airport is William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which is about 30 minutes from the venue without traffic. You can also fly in to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), which is about 50 minutes from the venue without traffic.
Where do you recommend staying?
We recommend staying in Sugar Land for easy access to the tea ceremony and the reception venue. If you are only going to the reception, you may want to stay in the city in West University Place.
What about transportation?
Houston is a car-centric city, so we recommend Ubering to be safe, or a car rental but please be safe, avoid drinking and driving, and note that Houston drivers are very aggressive!
What’s there to do in Houston?
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs from March 2 to March 22, 2026, at NRG Park - it’s the largest rodeo in the world and we highly recommend checking it out! There are carnival rides, food, livestock, art, and concerts. We recommend getting some concert tickets (even nosebleeds work! you can see the lineup on their website) just to see the rodeo itself. Pro tip: the traffic can make even rideshares a pain - you can avoid it by taking the METRO Rail (Red Line) and take it directly to the Stadium Park/Astrodone station near NRG, or by driving to a downtown light rail station (eg, Main & Preston or the med center at TMC garage 1) to park and take the light rail in. Houston is also home to some of the best food in the US. Our favorite neighborhoods are the Heights, Montrose, Upper Kirby/River Oaks for food and drinks. Bellaire has the best Asian food for breakfast/lunch!
Food & celebration
What will the menu be like?
We’ll be serving family style Vietnamese food. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions when you RSVP, and we’ll make sure you’re accommodated.
Will there be an open bar?
Yes! Enjoy cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the night.
What will the menu be like?
We’ll be serving family style Vietnamese food. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions when you RSVP, and we’ll make sure you’re accommodated.
Will there be an open bar?
Yes! Enjoy cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the night.
What will the menu be like?
We’ll be serving family style Vietnamese food. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions when you RSVP, and we’ll make sure you’re accommodated.
Will there be an open bar?
Yes! Enjoy cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the night.
Personal
What if I can’t attend?
We’ll miss you, but we completely understand. Please RSVP that you "will not be attending" so we can celebrate with you in spirit.
What should I do if I want to give a gift?
Your presence is truly the greatest gift! If you’d like to gift something, Vietnamese wedding tradition involves gifting lucky money in a red envelope (though any card or envelope is perfectly fine). Please make sure to include your name so we know who to thank. We so appreciate you honoring this custom with us.
How can I stay updated?
Check back here on our website — we’ll post any updates (like weather plans or shuttle times).
What if I can’t attend?
We’ll miss you, but we completely understand. Please RSVP that you "will not be attending" so we can celebrate with you in spirit.
What should I do if I want to give a gift?
Your presence is truly the greatest gift! If you’d like to gift something, Vietnamese wedding tradition involves gifting lucky money in a red envelope (though any card or envelope is perfectly fine). Please make sure to include your name so we know who to thank. We so appreciate you honoring this custom with us.
How can I stay updated?
Check back here on our website — we’ll post any updates (like weather plans or shuttle times).
What if I can’t attend?
We’ll miss you, but we completely understand. Please RSVP that you "will not be attending" so we can celebrate with you in spirit.
What should I do if I want to give a gift?
Your presence is truly the greatest gift! If you’d like to gift something, Vietnamese wedding tradition involves gifting lucky money in a red envelope (though any card or envelope is perfectly fine). Please make sure to include your name so we know who to thank. We so appreciate you honoring this custom with us.
How can I stay updated?
Check back here on our website — we’ll post any updates (like weather plans or shuttle times).
Please reach out to us if there is any question that is not answered above, and we will be happy to help you!