2,000 waiters serve at wedding of tycoon's daughter

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By Nguyen An &nbspDecember 6, 2022 | 01:55 am PT

A property tycoon spent hundreds of billions of dong (VND1 billion = $41,540) on his daughter’s wedding in southern Kien Giang Province last weekend with 2,000 waiters serving guests.

This is the wedding of the daughter of Nguyen Viet Cuong, chairman of Phu Cuong Group.The event, which took place in Kien Giang last weekend, attracted lots of attention from the public for the extravagance set up that went into the big day of the bride Ngoc Nhu and groom Ngoc Hung.

The wedding of Ngoc Nhu, daughter of Nguyen Viet Cuong, chairman of Phu Cuong Group, in Kien Giang a few days ago.
The event attracted great public attention for its extravagance.

The director for this wedding is Hoang Cong Cuong, who staged the opening and closing ceremony of the 31st SEA Games in Hanoi. It was reported that the grand wedding costs hundreds of billions of dong and that thousands of guests were invited. It took him a period of nine months to prepare and he mobilized up to 2,000 waiters for the event.The open square where the wedding was held is larger than My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi, staged after Singapores world-famous Garden by the Bay garden and covered with fresh flowers.

The wedding planner was Hoang Cong Cuong, who staged the opening and closing ceremonies of the 31st SEA Games in Hanoi.
The wedding reportedly cost hundreds of billions of dong and was attended by thousands of guests.
It took Cuong nine months of preparations and he lined up 2,000 waiters.
The open square where the wedding was held is larger than My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi, and was decked up in fresh flowers like Singapore’s world-famous Garden by the Bay.

The wedding uses different lighting effects, music and 3D graphics to tell the love story of the couple. The goal is to turn the square into a museum that highlights the romantic moments of the couple.

Lighting effects, music and 3D graphics were used to tell the love story of the couple. The goal was to turn the square into a museum that highlighted the romantic moments of the couple.