The wedding of Stuart and Hsuan Hsuan
March 27, 2026 — Mandarin Oriental, Taipei
Dress code is semi-formal / cocktail attire.
Dress code is semi-formal / cocktail attire.
We are excited to celebrate with you! Please RSVP by January 1, 2026. Children welcome.
We are excited to celebrate with you in Taipei! Guests with US passports will not need visas, but you will need a passport ( details ). We recommend you book flights 6 months in advance of the wedding, flying into Taipei Taoyuan International Airport (TPE). Songshan Airport (TSA) is a closer option, but has fewer international flights. We recommend guests arrive at least 3 days before the wedding to take part in welcome events, and depart at least 2 days after to take part in the brunch. Keep in mind that it will take a few days to adjust to the time difference.
For guests interested in traveling nearby, we've very much enjoyed our time in Tokyo, Seoul, and Bangkok. All are close by, international, and would make a great extension to a trip to Taipei.
Getting around the city is easy with the Taipei Metro, which is clean, on-time, and easy to navigate. Taxis/uber are also plentiful and affordable.
There are a variety of options close to the venue, Mandarin Oriental. To make it easy to get to and from the wedding and related events, and meet up with other guests, we recommend choosing one of the following hotels. (No room blocks have been reserved)
A 9 minute walk from the venue and 2 minutes from the nearest metro station, The Tango Taipei Fuxing combines modern design with thoughtful amenities in a prime Songshan location.
Just 5 minutes from the venue and 7 minutes from Nanjing-Fuxing MRT station, Illume Taipei offers stylish accommodations with modern amenities including a pool and multiple dining options.
With iconic architecture reflecting European styles, the luxury and exquisitely designed Mandarin Oriental, Taipei, is one of the city's most iconic landmarks.
Taipei is very family-friendly with excellent facilities for children. Here are some helpful resources for families traveling with kids:
A Toddler in Taipei is an excellent English guide for children's activities in Taipei for kids 0-12 years old, with ideas sorted by age, area, and attraction type.
Save luggage space by renting baby gear that can be delivered directly to your hotel:
We request all guests attend in cocktail attire. For men, we request suit and tie, and for women, we request TODO.
We invite all guests to arrive at Mandarin Oriental at TODO PM. Guests will find entering via the TODO entrance most convenient, where they will find signs guiding them to the Grand Salong for the ceremony.
We invite guests to upload any and all photos they take to our shared album.
We invite guests to join us for the following events in Taipei:
We have a variety of activities planned for guests to enjoy during their stay in Taipei.
Guests can visit the iconic Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world, featuring beautiful views, a fascinating stabilizing system, and a variety of shops and restaurants. Link
Guests can take a guided bike tour of the city, stopping at some of the most iconic landmarks along the way. Link
Guests can visit the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial, a vast and awe-inspiring national monument and landmark in Taipei. Link
Experience authentic Taiwanese street food and local culture at these vibrant night markets. Try stinky tofu, fried chicken, and traditional snacks. Night Market Tips, Linjiang, Tonghua, Raohe, Nanjichang
Take a short hike up Xiangshan for stunning panoramic views of Taipei 101 and the city skyline, especially beautiful at sunset. Link
Stroll through peaceful gardens featuring diverse plant collections, traditional Chinese architecture, and serene ponds in the heart of the city. Link
Relax in Taipei's largest park, perfect for morning walks, people-watching, and enjoying green space in the bustling city center.
Enjoy riverside views and cycling paths along the Tamsui River, with cafes and recreational activities in this popular waterfront area. Link
Visit one of Asia's largest zoos, famous for its giant pandas and diverse wildlife, easily accessible by MRT.
Explore one of the world's finest collections of Chinese art and artifacts, spanning thousands of years of cultural history.
Discover traditional architecture and local culture at historic streets like Jiufen, Dihua, and Tamsui.
Shop and dine in trendy Ximending or foodie paradise Yongkang Street.
Take a scenic cable car ride through the mountains for tea houses, hiking trails, and spectacular city views. Link
It is highly recommended to make reservations ahead of time.
Deep-fried fermented tofu served with pickled vegetables, a uniquely Taiwanese delicacy found at night markets. Try both spicy and regular versions.
Crispy, flaky pancakes loaded with fresh scallions, perfect as street food or breakfast. Tianjin Location
Savory pancake with fresh oysters, vegetables, and sweet potato starch, topped with special sauce. A Ji Location
Crispy, seasoned chicken pieces often served with basil leaves, a popular night market snack. Golden Fried Chicken
Glutinous rice balls filled with sweet sesame or peanut, served hot or iced as dessert. Yu Pin Yuan
Chewy, sweet fried balls made from taro or sweet potato, a beloved night market treat. Happy Sweet Potato Balls
Taiwan's national dish featuring tender beef, rich broth, and hand-pulled noodles in various regional styles. Yongkang Beef Noodles
Soy milk, fried dough sticks, scallion pancakes, and rice balls - authentic morning fuel for locals. Wei Yi Mei, Mei Er Mei
Elegant vegetarian dim sum restaurant offering creative plant-based versions of traditional Chinese dishes. Location | Reservations
Upscale vegetarian dining with modern interpretations of Asian cuisine in a serene atmosphere. Location | Reservations
Italian-inspired vegetarian restaurant with multiple locations, known for creative pasta and pizza dishes. Fuxing Location | Reservations
Farm-to-table vegetarian restaurant focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients and healthy plant-based cuisine. Location | Reservations
Korean-style vegetarian restaurant offering plant-based versions of popular Korean dishes and flavors. Location | Reservations
Authentic New York-style sourdough pizza with quality ingredients and traditional techniques. Location
Traditional dumpling and noodle shop serving handmade xiaolongbao and other northern Chinese specialties. Location
Premium Korean barbecue restaurant with high-quality meats and authentic Korean side dishes. Location
Local Taiwanese restaurant serving traditional comfort food in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Location
Try authentic Taiwanese hot pot at 輕鬆煮, upscale Yin Hot Pot, or 野人火鍋 for premium ingredients.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
