Haley & Corey

Log into the RSVP section by using the email address associated with your emailed invitation.

You may be the primary contact for a "group" of invitees (ie., you notice a bunch of names when you RSVP, but you were the only person who received an emailed invitation).

You may also be a shared primary contact for your "group", which means that others in your "group" may have received an emailed invitation but others did not.

You may also have the ability to add "plus ones" to your group. These are placeholders for any additional guests you would like to bring with you. You can add them at any time by first logging out, then logging back, then returning to the "RSVP" page. Once you add your "plus one", you will no longer be able to edit their name.

Regardless, please coordinate with each member in your "group" and submit a response for each person. Each person is allowed to have a different response. Note the instructions and descriptions in the RSVP section may change depending on your choices.

If you have any questions or difficulties regarding this process, please reach out to either Haley (haley.huang.0329@gmail.com) or Corey (kirby50993@gmail.com).

Some areas inside the temple do not permit shoes. These are typically marked with a little sign near the floor, but since they are all written in Chinese, here is the rule of thumb:

- When inside No. 58 (the main temple), remove your shoes if the flooring is made of wood. Shoes may remain on anywhere on the first floor.

- When inside No. 6 (the living quarters), remove shoes inside any of the residential hallways and rooms. There are shoe cubbies for you to put your shoes in outside of these areas.

Please copy both the English and Taiwanese versions of these addresses onto your phone or print them out and keep them on you. If you ever get seriously lost, hail a cab and show them the Chinese version of either address or input the address into your Uber app.

For the main temple (where the ceremony is held), the address is:

830高雄市鳳山區三民路58號

No. 58, Sanmin Road, Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 830

For the living quarters (where Corey and I will be staying most of the time), the address is:

830高雄市鳳山區三民路6號

No. 6, Sanmin Road, Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 830

Both buildings are on the same street. The main temple can be seen from many blocks away, so try to use it as a guidepost!

Corey and Haley: We will, for the most part, be staying at No. 6, 3rd floor, furthest room away when entering the residential space. Visiting a foreign country that speaks a different language can be overwhelming. We're here to help! Come bother us at any time.

Haley's Mom and Dad: They will, for the most part, be lurking around No. 58 around the residential floors. We will give you their exact room and floor when we know it ourselves. They are also here to help (and speak both Chinese and English), so feel free to bother them whenever you have questions!

Front Desk of No.58: During normal business ours, No. 58's doors will be open. If you enter and head right and pass the elevators, you will see the temple's reception desk. If you walk up to the receptionist and ask for help, she will give one of us (listed above) a call for you or find someone to assist. However, she doesn't speak English herself, so play your best game of charades if needed.

Other Guests: Your best hotline will be your fellow guests. Get to know each other! Especially if they know Chinese. ;)