We're Getting Married
April & Steve
Saturday, December 19th, 2026, Guangzhou, China
Our Story
Placeholder — replace with a few sentences about how you met, the
proposal, or whatever feels right. Keep it short; guests will read
this on their phones.
Join the wedding WeChat group
Scan the QR code with WeChat to join our guest group for updates,
logistics, and day-of coordination.
Open WeChat → Scan → Join the group
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Travel & Accommodation
Placeholder — add recommended hotels, a room block code, or notes for
guests traveling internationally (e.g. visa reminders for guests
coming from abroad).
Travelling to China
A short guide for guests flying in from abroad. These are practical
pointers — always double-check official sources for your nationality
and travel dates.
Visa
- Most visitors need a Chinese visa in advance. Apply through your local Chinese embassy or consulate; processing can take weeks.
- Do not plan the wedding stay around the 144-hour transit visa-free policy — it is limited, airport-specific, and easy to misread.
- Confirm your passport validity (usually 6+ months) before you book.
WeChat
- Download WeChat before you fly — App Store / Play Store access can be awkward once you arrive.
- Join our wedding WeChat group for updates and day-of coordination.
- Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, and many Western apps are often blocked or unreliable without a working connection strategy.
Payments
- International cards work at some hotels and larger venues, but everyday life runs on WeChat Pay and Alipay.
- Cash is uncommon for daily purchases. Ask us in the WeChat group if you need help linking a payment method.
Flights
- Fly into Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN).
- The wedding is Saturday, December 19th, 2026 — we recommend arriving at least a day early so you can settle in. (Exact arrival window TBD.)
Getting around
- The venue is in Panyu District. Ride-hailing (Didi) and most taxis expect WeChat Pay or Alipay.
- Guangzhou Metro is excellent if you are comfortable with maps; have the venue address ready in Chinese.
Connectivity
- Check whether your phone carrier supports roaming in mainland China, or arrange a China-working eSIM / local SIM.
- Hotel Wi‑Fi is usually available; still plan for mobile data for maps and WeChat on the go.
Maps
- International guests: Google Maps often works poorly in mainland China — keep a screenshot of the venue address.
- In China, Amap (高德地图) is the reliable option.
Photos
A few favorites while we wait for the big day.
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Looking for your RSVP link? Check the invitation you were sent — each
guest has a personal link.