RiccardoMattesini
&
Ha TrinhLe

Getting Hitched in:

The Couple

Meet the Bride & the Groom
Riccardo Mattesini

Riccardo Mattesini

Groom
Ha Trinh Le

Ha Trinh Le

Bride

Gallery.

Check out the Candid Moments
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Events Schedule.

List of all the Scheduled Events for your Information
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Wedding Ceremony Tus De Liab - Ville De Mont 31st March at 08:00

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Accommodation check-in Sapa Jade Hill Resort & Spa 31st March from 14:00

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Wedding Dinner & Party Sapa Jade Hill Resort & Spa 31st March from 16:00

Locations.

Lovely Locations at which the Events are scheduled

About Vietnam.

Discover destination and food after the wedding.

Explore Enchanting Destinations.

Embark on a journey to some of Vietnam's most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations, each offering unique experiences and scenic beauty.

Cultural and Historical Richness:
Experience the vibrant city life in Hanoi, dive into the ancient capital of Hue, and explore the unique architecture of Hoi An.
Natural Wonders:
Be awed by the majestic limestone karsts of HaLong Bay, the terraced rice fields of SaPa, and the serene beauty of Ninh Binh.
Adventure and Relaxation:
Take on the thrilling Ha Giang Loop by motorbike, unwind on the tranquil beaches of Ly Son, and experience the bustling coastal city of Nha Trang.

Savor the Flavors of Vietnam.

Embark on a culinary journey through Vietnam, a land of rich and diverse food culture, where the harmony of flavors tells a story of tradition and innovation.

Diverse Culinary Landscape:
From street food stalls to high-end restaurants, Vietnam offers an array of dining experiences. Traditional dishes like Pho, Bun Cha, and Banh Mi reflect the depth of Vietnamese flavors.
Affordable Delights:
Experience a variety of dishes and drinks at reasonable prices, with most local meals ranging from 50k to 100k VND (~ 2-4 EURO) and refreshing drinks like Tra Sua and Nuoc Mia priced between 20k and 50k VND (~ 1-2 EURO).
Street Food Culture:
Immerse yourself in Vietnam's vibrant street food scene, a social and culinary hub where locals and tourists alike gather to enjoy fresh, flavorful dishes served in a lively atmosphere.



Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a visa?
As released by the Vietnam Government, Italy, Thailand and Korea passport holders DO NOT need a visa to enter Vietnam for 30- to 45-day stays in the country. Poland and Chinese citizens are required to apply for valid visas to enter Vietnam for tourism and business purposes. Both citizens can now apply for Vietnam evisa, valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry. It should cost 25$ and can be paid in American Dollars or Vietnam Dong. For info about money and currency exchange, you can refer to the appropriate FAQ.
What if I get lost inside the airport?
Just ask anyone for directions. The Ha Noi Noi Bai airport is small and it's hard to get lost.
Is there free wifi in the airport?
Yes, free wifi is available at the airport. Just connect to the unprotected wifi network and login to access internet.
Do I need a sim card?
You can buy a sim card at the airport for around 350k VND (~14 euro) or Riccardo can arrange to find a cheaper option before your arrival. It usually offers 4-5GB of data per day.
How can I move in Vietnam?
Taxis are cheap and very convenient. Download the app Grab and you can find a driver in seconds. You can also rent a motorbike for around 100k VND per day (~4 EURO).
How can I go from the airport/Hanoi to Sapa?

The suggested option to travel from Hanoi to Sapa is by bus or limousine van.
Direct Bus: A direct bus departs from Hanoi Airport to Sapa four times a day, operating every day. The journey takes approximately 5 hours and 14 minutes. The sleeping bus fare is $16 USD per person one way. The VIP cabin bus costs $25 USD for a single cabin and $44 USD for a double cabin. The Limousine bus (7-9 people van) charges $25 USD per person for a normal seat and $29 USD for a VIP seat (4 seat at the middle of the van which you can control, turn or recline). Discounted prices are available for round trips (~2$ discount).
For additional convenience, the buses offer drop-off and pick-up services at designated locations in Sapa and Hanoi.

Shall I bring some money with me and how can I get local currency?
You can easily withdraw money at one of the ATMs available the airport. There is one ATM before the customs which can be used for withdrawing the money needed to pay the visa fee. Other ATMs are available outside the customs area (on your left after you leave the exit door).
What is the dress code for men at the wedding?
For the celebration, men are expected to wear classic black tie attire, which includes a tuxedo with a black bow tie or tie, complemented by a black vest or cummerbund. The attire should be formal, embodying elegance suitable for a black-tie event.
Preferred colors are black, grey, and dark blue.
For the dinner and after-party, the same color rule applies, but a more informal outfit is allowed.
What should women wear to the wedding?
For the celebration, women are invited to dress in formal floor-length gowns. It is important to avoid wearing white, as it is traditionally reserved for the bride.
Allowed colors include pastel shades of pink, gray, green, and beige.
For the dinner and after-party, the allowed colors are white, beige, and pastel pink. A more informal attire is accepted.
What is the weather like in Vietnam around the wedding period?
During this period, Vietnam's weather varies by region. In Sa Pa, the mountain climate keeps temperatures cooler, so pack layers with a jacket for evenings. Cities like Hanoi, Nha Trang, Hue, etc. will have warmer climates. Expect pleasant weather suitable for light clothing during the day, but consider a sweater or light jacket for cooler evenings.
Are there any other rules?
Here are the main rules:
  • Arrive on time.
  • Respect the dress code.
  • Do not bring babies along.
  • Enjoy and have fun!