#348 Wedding in America_Florida_Orlando_Bride Reception_ part 2 @VanFloridaUsa

These are the words, you say now is the evidence before the court. Oh my god, that's crazy. Take one, two, three. You go out, take a picture. One, two, three. I'm still teaching. Where are you from? I'm from Phnom Penh. Oh, okay. You're wearing a nice shirt today. Who designed it? Thank you, thank you. Where did you design it? I did it myself. Where are you from? I'm from the beach. One, two, three. You look like you're from Vietnam. Hello everyone. I wish you all good health. Everyone, last evening, I went to a family gathering. Today, I'm going to split this video into two or three parts. The first part is a family gathering. The second part is a family gathering. This is an African daughter-in-law, not a Vietnamese daughter-in-law. The son-in-law is the grandson-in-law. I want to make this video firstly, to commemorate the family. Secondly, I want to let my hometown know what it's like to get married in the US. Is it different from Vietnam? Because those of you who haven't been to the US want to know more about how the customs are in foreign countries. The Vietnamese who have been here want to know if the customs are the same as in Vietnam. Do you see this shirt? This shirt, it's been a long time since I sewed it. Now, when I fold it, I have a lot of fat. It's wrinkled. My mother fixed it for me. It's fixed, but it's still tight. Because this fabric is loose. It's just because I gained weight. Now, I don't dare to eat it. I'm so hungry. I'm afraid it will fall apart. So, let's go and see if the wedding is fun. Let's go. Now, the houses are decorated for Christmas. I don't know if anyone has arrived yet. I arrived early. Everyone is awake. I heard that the bride is African. But I know the customs of the Vietnamese is to have a ceremony. The bride also wants to experience it. So, we have a ceremony at the groom's house. The bride's house is not crowded here. I heard that everyone is upstairs to decorate the house. This is a makeup room. It's so beautiful. The bride is so beautiful. You look like a bride-to-be. A bride-to-be. Here, change your clothes, girl. Change your clothes, girl. Oh my god. This is the groom's house. The groom decorates the house. Where are you from? I don't know where you are from. Iraq. Oh, here? This is an actor. He is an actor from Hong Kong. Hollywood. This is a star. He is a star. Hollywood. Oh my god. Do you see that? Is it fun? Oh my god, Hien. Your eyelashes are so beautiful. You are so beautiful. Why are you so focused? Hien is so focused that she can't smile. Is it beautiful, Hien? In the US, when we go to a wedding, we don't go outside and decorate like in Vietnam. Here, we do it ourselves. We decorate in a Western style. Right, singer? You are so beautiful. What song are you singing, Truc? What song are you singing? You are so beautiful today. I don't know what song you are singing. What's wrong? What's wrong with you? Oh my god. Your eyelashes are so beautiful. What's wrong? There are only 7 children. This is the evidence. These are the evidence in front of the court. You can't run away. These are the evidence in front of the court. Oh my god. Why do you look like a 25-year-old girl? 15 years old. We will film for everyone to see. They are all wearing Ao Dai. Take off your shoes. I haven't eaten breakfast yet. I have to take off my shoes. After a few minutes, everyone is wearing Ao Dai. Oh my god. There are only models and actresses. I don't know who is wearing Ao Dai. You are celebrating your hearthday, right? You usually spend it at your daughter's house, right? No, I'm living far away. Your daughter-in-law wants to be Justice in Vietnam, right? Because she has an experience. Your husband invites your daughter-in-law to celebrate her heartthrow. This is her husband. This is his daughter-in-law. 1, 2, 3. Say cheese. Le, le, le, le. 1, 2, 3. This one? Yeah. 5202, baby. Okay. Um... Oh, okay. Thank you, thank you. I do myself. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Uh... Welcome bitch Where did you come from? Where? He's my son-in-law's son. He's my son. I'm your son-in-law's son. I'm your son's mother-in-law's son. Oh, my. This is... This is my daughter-in-law. Hello, dear. This is our house. We would like to welcome the Brian family to enter the house. Hi, I'm Mr. Welcome, welcome. Good morning. I would like to wish the couple a long and happy marriage. On behalf of the Brian family, I would like to wish you all good health, respect and deep gratitude for coming to witness the youthful moments of the young couple. I would like to invite you to the ceremony to start. I would like to introduce the representative of the Brian family, Mr. and Mrs. Duong and Nguyen. This is all traditional Vietnamese traditional to offer to the ancestral. The fruits are fruits, cassava cake. Cassava cake and fruits also have roasted pork. It is no different from our hometown in Phong Thap, in the middle of Hieu Nguyen. And it seems to have a sauce. It seems to have a sauce. I would like to invite Mr. and Mrs. Duong and Mr. and Mrs. Duong. This is Mr. and Mrs. Duong. Next, I would like to invite the groom and bride. We don't give gold like in Vietnam. In the US, we only give statues. It's not like in Vietnam. And celebrate your marriage. In the US, we only give gold. It's not like in Vietnam. At softening congress, you should give money to students and families. Families should go out for a job. It is not like in Vietnam. He said that also, he gives you guys a little bit gift, and then you can all just come here, the family, you know, try their best, and wish all the best for you guys. To be just only one thing that he asking you guys, may be happy, and really shine. Just like Vietnamese, after the game, we still take a picture! Alright, everyone just smile at them real quick, and you guys are smiling at me. Alright, so I'm gonna have them walk through, cheer them on the whole time, so go ahead and walk. Smile baby! Oh my dear. Wow, smile! Yeah! I still have the V. How to... Ah, we're going to take a picture of the V. After the ceremony, we're going to have a light meal. We're going to eat while waiting to go to the restaurant, right? Oh my dear. What do you want to eat first? This is a cake. And... Fried noodles. Why is there half a plate of this? Give me a bite. Oh, pork skin. The food is outside. Ah. Take the food. Let's line up to take the food, everyone. After the ceremony, everyone will line up to take the food. While waiting to go to the restaurant in the afternoon, and before the ceremony, we're going to take a picture of the V. In the U.S., it's like this. In the afternoon, when we go to the restaurant, they will take the food out. Now, we're eating at home like this. Foreigners really like to eat Vietnamese food. Huh? That looks familiar. I don't get home-cooked Vietnamese food very often. That looks so good. I want to see that. He took two plates. It must be very delicious. Are you hungry, son? Yes, I'm hungry. What kind of cake is this? There's a buffet cake over there. I haven't filmed anyone yet. I'm so hungry. Take care.