We will have a short procession from where the bride is staying (No. 6 Sanmin Road) to where the ceremony will be held (No. 58 Sanmin Road). We would love if our friends and family could join us! Music, bubbles, and fun will be provided. :)

Dress code for the procession is formal.

Dress shirts and ties for men (jackets optional), and dresses for women.

Contrary to typical Taiwanese weddings, please DO NOT wear sandals, t-shirts, shorts, jeans, or sneakers.

We will be meeting inside No. 58 Sanmin Road to take photos with friends and family before the procession. Please join us!

The ceremony will be held on 6th floor of the main temple (No. 58). Elevators are located to your right upon entering. Shoes must be removed before entering the main ceremony hall.

Dress code for the ceremony is formal.

Dress shirts and ties for men (jackets optional), and dresses for women.

Contrary to typical Taiwanese weddings, please DO NOT wear sandals, t-shirts, shorts, jeans, or sneakers.

There is an intentional gap in time between the end of the ceremony and the beginning of the reception. Feel free to leave and come back during this window. You can also walk around and tour the temple if you'd like. The bride and groom will be taking pictures in the main ceremony hall (6th floor of No. 58).

Dress code for the reception is formal.

Dress shirts and ties for men (jackets optional), and dresses for women.

Contrary to typical Taiwanese weddings, please DO NOT wear sandals, t-shirts, shorts, jeans, or sneakers.

Lunch will be served on the first floor of the main temple (No.58).

A seating chart will be provided near the entrance.

All dishes are vegetarian and served family style.

Please inform us of any additional dietary constraints or allergies, and we will let you know which dishes to avoid.

Translated menus will also be provided for each table.

Tea, water, soft drinks, and juices will be provided. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted inside the temple.

We expect lunch to conclude by 2:30. Between 2:30 and 3:30 we will be taking photos with friends and family on the 6th floor of the temple (in the main ceremony hall). Please join us!

Join us for drinks and dinner at the Cijin Sunset Bar! A tour bus will be leaving from in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road (the temple where the ceremony was held) at 4:00 PM and returning by 8:00 PM.

BE ON TIME!!! We will not be waiting for latecomers. We have a sunset to catch!

Each guest will receive a pre-paid $600 NTD to spend on any drinks and food at the bar. We request that any additional purchases be paid for out of pocket.

NOTE: Due to limited tour bus capacity, this event only open to foreign guests.

If you are a resident of Taiwan and still want to participate, accept the RSVP, but we cannot guarantee you a spot. We will inform you after October 31st if we are able to accommodate your RSVP.

Dress code for the Happy Hour is casual. Please feel free to wear whatever you'd like!

The Cijin Sunset Bar is located right on Cijin beach. Enjoy the beautiful black sands and rolling waves. Restrooms, changing rooms, and rinse-off stations are available nearby, but keep in mind that the water and wind can be quite cold in the winter.

The Cijin Night Market is also steps away and lines several blocks worth of streets. If Taiwanese street food and games is what you crave, we recommend you take a stroll!

Join us for a full-day tour of Taiwan's oldest city, Tainan!

A tour bus will be departing promptly at 9:00 AM from in front of No.58 Sanmin Road (the temple where the ceremony was held). Breakfast (bread & fruit) will be provided upon departure.

NOTE: Due to limited tour bus capacity, this event is only open to foreign guests.

If you are a resident of Taiwan and still want to participate, accept the RSVP, but we cannot guarantee you a spot. We will inform you after October 31st if we are able to accommodate your RSVP.

Departing from in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.

1 hour bus ride to the first activity.

This refurbished sugar mill is now the home to an industrial playground filled with bungee jumping, laser tag, rock climbing, cafes, and more. Play, explore, and join us for a traditional Taiwanese drum show at 10:30 AM. Don't forget to grab lunch amidst all the fun!

Chimei Museum is a recently developed but now iconic tourist hotspot in Tainan. Enjoy the uniquely European-Taiwanese style of architecture as well as special exhibits on arts, antiques, and Taiwanese culture.

A cluster of famous temples sit at the heart of Tainan -- some of the oldest we will be visiting during our 3-day tour.

Almost out of place, the Blueprint Culture Park is a small arts and crafts village sandwiched between traditional Taiwanese row homes. We're stopping by to take some awesome pictures, buy some handmade Taiwanese souvenirs, and grab a coffee or two.

Did you know that Taiwan was once ruled by the Dutch? Their influence can still be seen at Old Fort Zeelandia, although the Taiwanese style street market pretty much overwhelms all other European influences. Play some street games, grab your dinner, and snap pictures of an old Dutch fort - all within a couple blocks!

1 hour bus ride back to Kaohsiung.

Arrival at back in Kaohsiung in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.

Join us for a full-day tour of Kenting, Taiwan's southernmost point famous for its beaches and views.

Unlike the other tour days, you have two choices of what you'd like to do (see Option A and Option B below). You can return to the RSVP page to change your mind up until October 31, 2019 (so we can reserve the correct number of electric motorbikes).

A tour bus will be departing promptly at 9:00 AM from in front of No.58 Sanmin Road (the temple where the ceremony was held). Breakfast (bread & fruit) will be provided upon departure.

NOTE: Due to limited tour bus capacity, this event is only open to foreign guests.

If you are a resident of Taiwan and still want to participate, accept the RSVP, but we cannot guarantee you a spot. We will inform you after October 31st if we are able to accommodate your RSVP.

Departing from No. 58 Sanmin Road.

1.5 hour bus ride to the first activity.

This large temple is built in a traditional Chinese style and will provide us a quick pit stop for restrooms, pictures, and snacks at the nearby food market.

No one should leave Taiwan without at least one hot pot experience. Please let us know of any dietary restrictions when making your RSVP.

After lunch, the tour bus will drop off "Option A" guests at Baisha Bay and leave to bring "Option B" guests to the Kenting Street Motorbike Rental store.

This beautiful beach is famous for its debut in the movie Life of Pi. Bring a bathing suit and take a dip in the water or partake in water sports. But be warned -- it can get relatively chilly and windy in the winter (18°C - 27°C or 64°F - 81°F). Showers, restrooms, and 'basic needs' shops are available on-site along with a bar and beach volleyball court.

Taiwan's southernmost point. Visit this iconic white lighthouse and take a stroll to the seaside to see the curve of Taiwan's rocky coast.

Kenting Night Market. Food, games, shopping. Don't forget to grab dinner!

The tour bus will be dropping off and picking up from in front of the Electric Bike Rental Shop:

Feng-Xiang Motorcycle Rental (鳳翔租車), No. 243, Kending Rd., Hengchun Township, Pingtung County, +886 8 886 1880.

2 hour bus ride back to Kaohsiung.

Arrival at back in Kaohsiung in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.

After lunch, the tour bus will drop off "Option A" guests at Baisha Bay before bringing "Option B" guests to the Kenting Street Motorbike Rental store.

The tour bus will drop you off in front of the rental shop at 2:15 PM and will pick everyone up from in front of the rental shop at 7:00 PM to return to Kaohsiung. You are free to do whatever you like during this time.

We will be reserving electric motorbikes from:

Feng-Xiang Motorcycle Rental (鳳翔租車), No. 243, Kending Rd., Hengchun Township, Pingtung County, +886 8 886 1880.

Motorbike details:

- Motorbikes are dangerous (duh). We will not be responsible for any injury or death due to your choice to participate in this experience. However, there will be an optional 15 minute training session upon arrival for those who are interested.

- Motorbikes come with helmets.

- Legally only one rider per bike, but if you choose to ride two, you may be fined up to $300 NTD (around $10 USD) if stopped by the police. Battery life is also halved.

- Rental cost is priced per battery. The first battery costs $400 NTD (around $13 USD) and lasts around 30 km. Additional batteries can be purchased at an additional $400 NTD per battery and also last around 30 km. You can decide on the number of batteries you'd like when you arrive at the shop.

- A motorcycle license is not required to rent an electric motorbike (although if you have one, you can rent a gas motorbike instead). However, you must bring your normal driver's license!

- The max speed of an electric motorbike is around 60 km/hour on declines, but averages closer to 50 km/hour.

- If your bike breaks or the battery runs out prematurely, you will have to call the rental agency and they will either pick you up or fix your bike.

- 1 battery will take you from Kenting Street to Eluanbi Lighthouse and back in around 1 hour nonstop. 2 batteries will take you around the entire southern cape of Taiwan in around 2.5 hours nonstop.

- See photo of map next to the title above for a drawing of the two described routes. The Facebook link below is to the motorbike company's website.

2 hour bus ride back to Kaohsiung.

Arrival at back in Kaohsiung in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.

For those interested in attending a New Year celebration, a popular New Years concert and fireworks celebration takes place at Dream Mall (in Kaohsiung - more details in the Travel section). For those who want a genuine T-Pop experience, plan for massive crowds. We will post more information once we know more about the event.

Join us for a full-day tour of Kaohsiung, Taiwan's southern capital and our host city!

A tour bus will be departing promptly at 9:00 AM from in front of No.58 Sanmin Road (the temple where the ceremony was held). Breakfast (bread & fruit) will be provided upon departure.

NOTE: Due to limited tour bus capacity, this event is only open to foreign guests.

If you are a resident of Taiwan and still want to participate, accept the RSVP, but we cannot guarantee you a spot. We will inform you after October 31st if we are able to accommodate your RSVP.

Departing from in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.

30 minute bus ride to the first activity.

It's easy to tell why this place is nicknamed "Big Buddha Temple" by the locals. Despite being a relatively new development, its name is now recognized across all of Taiwan.

Along the seaside is an artsy new area filled with local craft shops, cafes, galleries, and restaurants. Exhibits change year-round, so while there's no guarantee of exactly what will be on display in December of 2019, there is a guarantee that it will be... artistic.

Soushan Mountain is also known as Monkey Mountain, and for good reason! We'll be stopping by the Love Outlook and Martyr Shrine for a breathtaking view of the city. If you're lucky, you'll spot some monkey families romping about. And if you're unlucky, they'll steal your food.

Known for its Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, a walk around Lotus Pond is a great opportunity for some fresh air and lakeside pictures.

If you want to walk around the entire lake, please plan for it to take at least an hour at a brisk pace.

Shopping is an integral part of Taiwanese culture. Hanshin Arena is just one of Kaohsiung's many premier departments stores. Find dinner on the lower levels (we recommend Din Tai Fung if you can get a seat!) and shopping on all the rest.

Haley and Corey's favorite night market in Kaohsiung. Spend just a bit of time playing games and grabbing some snacks before heading back to the temple.

30 minute bus ride back to the main temple.

Arrival in front of No. 58 Sanmin Road.