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It's really happening
Berlin, Germany · Oct 4th, 2025
It's really happening
Berlin, Germany · Oct 4th, 2025
It's really happening
Berlin, Germany · Oct 4th, 2025
Here are the deets!
Schedule
Oct 3rd Friday
Oct 3rd Friday
Oct 3rd Friday
The welcome
The welcome
The welcome
To be announced
Weekend Chic
For all of you arriving in Berlin early. We'll be getting drinks to welcome you to the city and get excited for the celebration. Details and location to be announced.
17:00
Oct 4th Saturday
Oct 4th Saturday
Oct 4th Saturday
The big day
The big day
The big day
Semi-formal
Semi-formal
Semi-formal
Please be sure to arrive before 15:15 ♥️
Be sure to arrive before 15:15 ♥️
Arrival & Welcome
15:00
Wedding Ceremony
15:30
Chinese Tea Ceremony 敬茶
17:00
Dinner
18:30
Dance & Party!
20:30 onwards
Oct 5th Sunday
Oct 5th Sunday
Oct 5th Sunday
We'd love to spend the day after our wedding in nature. We invite you to join us for a small hike (or a big Spaziergang, depending your baseline) at one of our favorite parks to recover from the party! Weather permitting, details to be announced.
15:00
Will you celebrate with us?
RSVP
RSVP
RSVP
Wanna make a trip out of it?
Travel Tips
Getting to Berlin
Flying in: Berlin Willy Brandt Airport (BER), it's finally real!
If you're travel internationally, you can also fly to Frankfurt (FRA) airport and take a 5 hour train to Berlin.
From BER the FEX Express train quickly and conveniently takes you into the city.
Taking the train: Frequent trains are available to Berlin from all German and many major European cities. Look for Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station).
Getting to Berlin
Flying in: Berlin Willy Brandt Airport (BER), it's finally real!
If you're travel internationally, you can also fly to Frankfurt (FRA) airport and take a 5 hour train to Berlin.
From BER the FEX Express train quickly and conveniently takes you into the city.
Taking the train: Frequent trains are available to Berlin from all German and many major European cities. Look for Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station).
Getting to Berlin
Flying in: Berlin Willy Brandt Airport (BER), it's finally real!
If you're travel internationally, you can also fly to Frankfurt (FRA) airport and take a 5 hour train to Berlin.
From BER the FEX Express train quickly and conveniently takes you into the city.
Taking the train: Frequent trains are available to Berlin from all German and many major European cities. Look for Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station).
Getting around the city
We love the public transit options here and would recommend using them ❤️
Tickets: To purchase tickets, you can use physical machines at the stations, or use one of the following apps: Jelbi or BVG Fahr-info app.
Remember: Physical tickets must be stamped at a machine to be valid.Directions: We recommend using Jelbi or Citymapper to look up directions. Google Maps work just fine most of the time as well.
Mobility options: You can also use Jelbi to grab a bike, a scooter, or even a short-term rental car.
The wedding celebration is just 2 minutes from Hallesches Tor U-Bahn station. It is conveniently reachable on the U1, U3 and U6.
Getting around the city
We love the public transit options here and would recommend using them ❤️
Tickets: To purchase tickets, you can use physical machines at the stations, or use one of the following apps: Jelbi or BVG Fahr-info app.
Remember: Physical tickets must be stamped at a machine to be valid.Directions: We recommend using Jelbi or Citymapper to look up directions. Google Maps work just fine most of the time as well.
Mobility options: You can also use Jelbi to grab a bike, a scooter, or even a short-term rental car.
The wedding celebration is just 2 minutes from Hallesches Tor U-Bahn station. It is conveniently reachable on the U1, U3 and U6.
Getting around the city
We love the public transit options here and would recommend using them ❤️
Tickets: To purchase tickets, you can use physical machines at the stations, or use one of the following apps: Jelbi or BVG Fahr-info app.
Remember: Physical tickets must be stamped at a machine to be valid.Directions: We recommend using Jelbi or Citymapper to look up directions. Google Maps work just fine most of the time as well.
Mobility options: You can also use Jelbi to grab a bike, a scooter, or even a short-term rental car.
The wedding celebration is just 2 minutes from Hallesches Tor U-Bahn station. It is conveniently reachable on the U1, U3 and U6.
Things to do
If you have a few extra days, there is plenty to do in Berlin, regardless of weather! We've compiled our recommendations as lists on Google Maps: Museums & Sights.
We like to spend time at these spots:
Parks: Treptower park, Tiergarten, Tempelhofer Feld, Victoria Park… Fall is a great time to stroll around in parks.
Markets: our go-to is the farmers' market at Boxhagener Platz because it's right in our hood but there're plenty others throughout the city
Museums: our favorites are Museum Der Dinge (museum of things!) and the Humboldt Forum (fascinating history of public space transformation)
Things to do
If you have a few extra days, there is plenty to do in Berlin, regardless of weather! We've compiled our recommendations as lists on Google Maps: Museums & Sights.
We like to spend time at these spots:
Parks: Treptower park, Tiergarten, Tempelhofer Feld, Victoria Park… Fall is a great time to stroll around in parks.
Markets: our go-to is the farmers' market at Boxhagener Platz because it's right in our hood but there're plenty others throughout the city
Museums: our favorites are Museum Der Dinge (museum of things!) and the Humboldt Forum (fascinating history of public space transformation)
Things to do
If you have a few extra days, there is plenty to do in Berlin, regardless of weather! We've compiled our recommendations as lists on Google Maps: Museums & Sights.
We like to spend time at these spots:
Parks: Treptower park, Tiergarten, Tempelhofer Feld, Victoria Park… Fall is a great time to stroll around in parks.
Markets: our go-to is the farmers' market at Boxhagener Platz because it's right in our hood but there're plenty others throughout the city
Museums: our favorites are Museum Der Dinge (museum of things!) and the Humboldt Forum (fascinating history of public space transformation)
Accomodation
Berlin is very well connected, even late into the night, so feel free to stay in any neighborhood. Popular choices are Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Neukölln, but Mitte and Schöneberg are also great.
If you are looking for an easy hotel option The Yard is just a short walk from the venue or Michelberger a short U-Bahn ride.
Beyond hotel platforms and AirBnB you can also consider flat sharing via Kindred (here is our invite code).
Note: October 3rd is a public holiday in Germany, so some places may get booked up earlier.
Accomodation
Berlin is very well connected, even late into the night, so feel free to stay in any neighborhood. Popular choices are Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Neukölln, but Mitte and Schöneberg are also great.
If you are looking for an easy hotel option The Yard is just a short walk from the venue or Michelberger a short U-Bahn ride.
Beyond hotel platforms and AirBnB you can also consider flat sharing via Kindred (here is our invite code).
Note: October 3rd is a public holiday in Germany, so some places may get booked up earlier.
Accomodation
Berlin is very well connected, even late into the night, so feel free to stay in any neighborhood. Popular choices are Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Neukölln, but Mitte and Schöneberg are also great.
If you are looking for an easy hotel option The Yard is just a short walk from the venue or Michelberger a short U-Bahn ride.
Beyond hotel platforms and AirBnB you can also consider flat sharing via Kindred (here is our invite code).
Note: October 3rd is a public holiday in Germany, so some places may get booked up earlier.
Bars
There are plenty great places, from down-to-earth Kneipe to high-end cocktail bars. Our full list of bar recommendations can be found here.
Our top favorites are:
Sohnemann for great cocktails with chill vibes
Velvet for next level creativity and craftsmanship - a bit fancier but really worth it
Hops and Barley for our favorite neighborhood brewery (Qiqi famously doesn't not like beer but she likes this place soooo it says a lot :)
Bars
There are plenty great places, from down-to-earth Kneipe to high-end cocktail bars. Our full list of bar recommendations can be found here.
Our top favorites are:
Sohnemann for great cocktails with chill vibes
Velvet for next level creativity and craftsmanship - a bit fancier but really worth it
Hops and Barley for our favorite neighborhood brewery (Qiqi famously doesn't not like beer but she likes this place soooo it says a lot :)
Bars
There are plenty great places, from down-to-earth Kneipe to high-end cocktail bars. Our full list of bar recommendations can be found here.
Our top favorites are:
Sohnemann for great cocktails with chill vibes
Velvet for next level creativity and craftsmanship - a bit fancier but really worth it
Hops and Barley for our favorite neighborhood brewery (Qiqi famously doesn't not like beer but she likes this place soooo it says a lot :)
Restaurants & cafes
Here's our list of recs but it's most definitely not exhaustive! The city has amazing culinary options.
For coffee we especially like Blaue Bohne (roasted in our neighborhood) and Five Elephant.
For restaurants we won't list top favorites because there are simply too many :)
Make sure to carry cash with you as many places still are cash-only.
Restaurants & cafes
Here's our list of recs but it's most definitely not exhaustive! The city has amazing culinary options.
For coffee we especially like Blaue Bohne (roasted in our neighborhood) and Five Elephant.
For restaurants we won't list top favorites because there are simply too many :)
Make sure to carry cash with you as many places still are cash-only.
Restaurants & cafes
Here's our list of recs but it's most definitely not exhaustive! The city has amazing culinary options.
For coffee we especially like Blaue Bohne (roasted in our neighborhood) and Five Elephant.
For restaurants we won't list top favorites because there are simply too many :)
Make sure to carry cash with you as many places still are cash-only.
Oh, what about this other thing?
FAQ
Q&A
FAQ
Q&A
FAQ
Q&A
What if I need a visa to visit Germany?
I don't need a visa to come to Germany, am I good?
Am I allowed to take photos during the wedding?
What is the dress code?
Can I bring a +1?
Will there be an open bar?
What language will the event be held in?
Is there a registry? Do you accept gifts?
What is up with all the public transit references?
Did I find all the easter eggs on the website?
What is the red 囍 character ?
What if I need a visa to visit Germany?
I don't need a visa to come to Germany, am I good?
Am I allowed to take photos during the wedding?
What is the dress code?
Can I bring a +1?
Will there be an open bar?
What language will the event be held in?
Is there a registry? Do you accept gifts?
What is up with all the public transit references?
Did I find all the easter eggs on the website?
What is the red 囍 character ?
What if I need a visa to visit Germany?
I don't need a visa to come to Germany, am I good?
Am I allowed to take photos during the wedding?
What is the dress code?
Can I bring a +1?
Will there be an open bar?
What language will the event be held in?
Is there a registry? Do you accept gifts?
What is up with all the public transit references?
Did I find all the easter eggs on the website?
What is the red 囍 character ?