這是一個簡短的中式傳統儀式「闖關遊戲」。簡單來說，新郎需要「過關」才能迎娶新娘。會有三個很好笑的小挑戰，看他對台灣 還有我們中華文化多了解。​

Before the ceremony, there will be a short Chinese tradition known as the Door Games. In simple terms, the groom needs to earn his way to the bride. Expect light-ish challenges, laughter, and a little friendly pressure from the bridesmaids, all in good spirit.

 

It’s playful, slightly embarrassing (for him), and a joyful way to start the day before things turn a little more serious.

從這一刻開始，記得先準備好衛生紙！我們會為外國賓客呈現中式婚禮中最傳統的奉茶儀式，讓大家認識我們的文化，更重要的是，我們會向雙方父母表達養育之恩。

A Chinese wedding tradition where we serve tea to our parents and elders to say thank you for everything.

 

They bless us for the journey ahead, share a few words of wisdom, and officially welcome us into the next chapter. It’s heartfelt, intimate, and occasionally emotional, in the best possible way.

白紗進場、父母辦別、交手儀式就是在這時候舉行，會是一整天下來最催淚的部分！衛生紙一定要準備好，就算你不哭，Chi一定會哭到不行。

Chi will be walked down the aisle by her dad, who will then lovingly place her hand into Tom’s.

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It’s a moment filled with pride, gratitude, and very likely a few tears. You may want to have tissues ready. Even if you don’t cry, Chi almost certainly will.

證婚後、晚宴前，會有Cocktail Hour (類似酒會)，大家一起喝酒聊天拍照社交。晚宴期間會邊吃邊玩，而且紅酒無限暢飲，大家很有可能站起來跳舞、直接變成派對模式！蠻建議你當天晚上住在台北，因為你很可能會喝很醉！

The reception will follow a Taiwanese wedding style, where good food and good energy take centre stage.

 

Enjoy Taiwanese cuisine, a few light-hearted games, a couple of speeches, and some dancing as the evening unfolds. Drinks will be flowing, so things may get a little boozy, just go with it. Don’t worry, Taiwan is extremely safe. Nothing bad will happen, except maybe a mild headache the next morning.