Tien Nguyen's wedding: Details that 'break the rules' compared to Tang Thanh Ha's wedding.
Tien Nguyen's wedding this December will not require guests to restrict photo postings, a more open move compared to the family's tradition of maximum privacy in weddings.
The wedding of Tien Nguyen, daughter of businessman Jonathan Hanh Nguyen, scheduled to take place on December 7th in Ho Chi Minh City, is attracting significant public attention. Most notably, the openness in sharing information and images is a departure from the family's tradition of strict privacy in previous weddings.
A wedding with liberal rules.
According to information from the invitation shared by some guests, Tien Nguyen and her foreign fiancé's wedding has basic requirements such as formal attire and the use of QR codes for attendance confirmation. However, there are no regulations restricting guests from taking photos, videos, or posting information on social media.
This allows friends and guests to freely share moments related to the event, creating a much more open atmosphere compared to weddings of other family members.
Traditional privacy in wedding ceremonies in the past.
Tien Nguyen's openness contrasts sharply with previous weddings. In 2012, the wedding of Tang Thanh Ha and Louis Nguyen was considered one of the most heavily secured events in Vietnamese entertainment. The reception in Ho Chi Minh City, with approximately 1,000 guests, was highly confidential, with attendees prohibited from using recording devices. Official images of the wedding were only shared by the couple many years later.
Similarly, in 2023, Linh Rin and Phillip Nguyen's wedding in the Philippines also maintained a private atmosphere. The couple's invitations clearly stated that guests were requested not to post photos on social media until the bride and groom released the first pictures. All guests complied with this rule, keeping the information confidential until they were given permission.
The fact that Tien Nguyen did not implement similar security measures suggests a shift in perspective or simply a personal choice by the couple, promising a more intimate event for the public.
