Baci Ceremony
Sou Khuan · ສູ່ຂວັນ
The heart of the day. We gather around the pha khuan — a marigold pyramid of folded banana leaves — symbolizing the joining of two families.
The Wedding ofງານແຕ່ງດອງ
Matthew&Julie
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Chapter IThe CelebrationOne day,
One day,
two traditions,
one thread.
A traditional Lao Baci ceremony in the afternoon, followed by an evening reception filled with traditional Lao dancing and food.
Reception
Dinner & Traditional Lao Dance
A family-style feast of traditional Lao and Asian dishes, followed by Lao music and traditional Lao dance. Comfortable shoes, please.
Chapter IIThe DayUnhurried,
Unhurried,
and exact.
- 4:00 pmThe celebration begins
Guest Arrival
Please arrive by 4:00 pm so you don’t miss the parade.
- 4:15 pmThe parade
Groom’s Procession
A ceremonial arrival: the groom, followed by his family and friends, comes to ask for and join the bride. It marks his formal arrival to the bride’s family to begin the marriage ceremonies, showing respect and intention.
- 4:30 pmSou Khuan · ສູ່ຂວັນ
Baci Ceremony
The couple is blessed and spiritually prepared for their new life together. Family and guests are welcome to tie white strings around the couple’s wrists, offering personal wishes for happiness, health, prosperity, protection, long life, harmony, and a strong marriage.
- To followFamily-style
Dinner, Drinks & Dancing
A family-style feast of traditional Lao and Asian dishes and a toast of goodwill shared with every guest, then music and traditional Lao dance. The first circle forms, and from here on, the night belongs to the dance floor.
Chapter IIIFrequently AskedThings you might be
Things you might be
wondering.
No question is too small — and if it isn't here, write us.
Relaxed cocktail casual for the whole day — think sundresses, skirts, slacks, and a nice shirt; no tie required. We kindly ask that you refrain from wearing red or white.
Yes — you are welcome to bring one guest. Just choose “Plus one” on the RSVP form and add their name.
Your presence is the greatest gift. If you would like to give something, a small cash envelope is a traditional Lao custom, and contributions to our honeymoon fund are warmly appreciated.
Chapter IVRSVP
Will you join us?
Kindly respond by February 1, 2027. One form per party, please.
Khorb JaiThank You