⋆ A wedding scrapbook ⋆Hello, dearest one! We are getting married — at last, on purpose, and in a forest that smells of pine.
We picked a little resort up in the hills of Jiangxi. There is a hot spring on the property, a long banquet table inside, and at least two pugs in the wedding party (see above).
We would absolutely love it if you came. If you can't, send a photo and we will tape it to the wall.
Check in at the resort, freshen up, and enjoy the hot spring facilities.
Join us for the ceremony. Please be seated 15 minutes early.
Group photos with family and the wedding party.
Traditional Chinese wedding banquet with multiple courses.
Heartfelt words from family and friends.
Relax, enjoy the resort, and unwind in the hot springs.
Music, games, and celebration into the evening!
📍 No. 8 Fuhu Road · Binjiang Road · Ganjiāngyuán North Ave · Shicheng County · Ganzhou · Jiangxi.
Cash is rarely used in mainland China — almost everything is paid via mobile QR codes. Setting up Alipay before your trip is highly recommended.
Make the most of your visit — Jiangxi is full of history, natural beauty, and culture!
One of China's best-preserved Song Dynasty city walls. Walk the ramparts along the river for stunning views.
A historic tower at the confluence of the Zhang and Gong rivers, offering panoramic views over the city.
Ganzhou is the "Hakka Capital of the World." Explore ancestral halls, Hakka cuisine, and rich folk traditions.
Often called "China's most beautiful countryside" — white-walled villages, rolling hills, and yellow rapeseed flower fields.
A UNESCO World Heritage site with dramatic peaks, waterfalls, and ancient temples.
A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its granite peaks, ancient pines, and sea of clouds. Often compared to Huangshan — one of China's most spectacular mountain landscapes.
The "Porcelain Capital of the World." Browse stunning ceramics, visit working kilns, and pick up handmade pieces.
China uses CNY / RMB (¥). WeChat Pay and Alipay are the dominant payment methods. See the Alipay setup guide above to get started.
Google, WhatsApp, Instagram & most Western apps are blocked in mainland China. Download a VPN before entering China.
Google Maps works poorly in China. Download Baidu Maps (百度地圖) or Amap (高德地圖) for offline navigation.
November is autumn — mild and pleasant, 10–20°C. Light layers and a jacket recommended.
Book high-speed rail on Trip.com (English) or 12306.cn. Passport number required. Book 2–3 weeks ahead.
Install WeChat before the trip. It's used for payments, messaging, and navigation. Link a foreign card to enable WeChat Pay.
Tap water is not drinkable — use bottled water. International travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Attire is formal. Avoid all-white or all-black outfits (associated with mourning in Chinese culture). Earth tones are encouraged!
#8B6F47#F0E68C#C3B091#D2B48CWe kindly ask guests to dress in earth tones — earthy brown, pale gold, khaki, or sand. Formal attire please. Avoid all-white or all-black outfits.
Of course! Children are welcome. Please include them in your RSVP so we can prepare accordingly.
Yes, the Shicheng Forest Hot Spring Resort has free parking for hotel guests.
Yes! Please note any dietary restrictions in your RSVP and we'll make sure you're taken care of.
We'd love for you to be present in the moment! We have a professional photographer. Feel free to take photos during the reception.
Your presence is the greatest gift of all. If you'd like to give a gift, a red envelope (紅包) is the traditional Chinese custom.
We recommend staying at the wedding venue — Shicheng Forest Hot Spring Resort. It's also a hot spring resort, so you can relax after the celebration!
US passport holders need a Chinese tourist visa (L visa). Apply 4–6 weeks in advance. Hong Kong is visa-free for US citizens. See our Travel Guide for details.