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Hai Phong Tea Ceremony Invitation
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Hai Phong Tea Ceremony Invitation

Hai Phong Tea Ceremony Invitation

A minimalist tea ceremony invitation designed with elegant typography and a refined, modern Vietnamese aesthetic.
$265.00
Description

The Hai Phong Tea Ceremony Invitations are designed for modern Vietnamese-Australian couples seeking a balance of minimal design and cultural intention.

Clean typography and a refined layout present your ceremony details with clarity and care, with full Vietnamese diacritic and bilingual support included.

Gentle wording guidance is provided so everything feels considered for both sides of family.

Available in English, Vietnamese, or bilingual formats.
SPECIFICATIONS

  • Fully customisable tea ceremony invitation design (English, Vietnamese, or bilingual)
  • Standard 105 × 148mm format, or adjusted to complement your wedding invitation suite
  • Printed on premium 300–700GSM card stock with optional specialty finishes available
  • Fully customisable typography, layout, colour palette, and Vietnamese diacritics support
  • Optional premium envelopes and envelope addressing services available
The Process

Step 1 - Order or Enquire

Shop your favourite designs directly through our website, or submit an enquiry if you have something more bespoke in mind. You don’t need to have every detail finalised just yet.

Step 2 - Design & Refine

After your order, I’ll work closely with you to personalise your stationery, from wording and Vietnamese diacritics to the finer design details. Not sure what to write or how to word your tea ceremony invitations? I’ll guide you through the process so you can feel confident that everything is right for you and your family.

You’ll receive digital proofs to review, with 3 complimentary rounds of revisions to refine your design before it goes to print.

Step 3 - Print & Deliver

Once you’re happy with every detail and approve your final proof, your stationery goes to print. Each piece is professionally printed, carefully quality checked and beautifully packaged, ready for your special day.
Turnaround
  • First design proof: 3-5 business days from confirmation
  • Revisions: 3-5 business days per round
  • Final production begins once artwork is approved
  • Physical printing: 1-2 weeks production time
    Specialty finishes (foil/letterpress): additional 1-2 weeks
SHIPPING

Complimentary standard shipping Australia-wide on all printed orders

Express and rush shipping available for an additional fee

All orders are carefully packaged to protect delicate stationery during transit

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Frequently asked questions
Can I order a sample before purchasing?

Yes. Sample packs are available to view our paper quality, colours, and finishes before placing your order. Shop here.
How many invitations should I order?

We recommend one invitation per household/couple, plus extras for last-minute additions.
Can I make changes after placing my order?

Yes, changes can be made before printing begins. We will only print with your final approval.
Do you offer matching stationery?

Yes! We offer matching pieces including place cards, menus, signage, and other wedding day stationery. View here

Can I customise the design?

Yes, areas such as layout, fonts, colours, wording or any additional elements can be customised. Additional fees may apply.
Do you offer print-ready files only?

No. Lotus & Paper invitations are designed and printed as a complete product. We carefully select the paper, printing, and finishing details to ensure the final piece reflects the quality and experience we want our couples to receive.

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