No Two Weddings
Look Alike Here
We build wedding decor in Da Nang, Vietnam around your own story — never a copy-paste template. From stage backdrops to gallery tables to the ancestor altar ceremony, every detail is drawn from the two of you.
A beautiful wedding isn’t about more flowers
Your wedding day happens once, which is why more and more couples in Da Nang are moving past off-the-shelf decor packages. A truly beautiful reception isn’t measured by how many flowers or lights are used — it’s about every detail having a reason to be exactly where it is: the right color, the right light for every photo angle, the right story that guests can feel the moment they walk in.
CAT DECOR works in the opposite direction from pre-built packages: we start by listening to your story, then choose the flowers, materials, lighting and layout that fit it. We ask what your first date looked like, which flower your grandmother grew, what song will play when you walk in — small details that end up shaping the backdrop’s silhouette, the gate’s color palette, or the phrase we tuck into the gallery table display.
The result is a reception with its own signature — never repeated from a previous wedding, even when the same crew handles the install. We keep a running archive of every past concept specifically so we can check that your layout, color story and centerpiece design haven’t been used before, which is part of why couples in Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue keep referring us to friends planning their own weddings.
Every piece adds up to one full picture
Book items separately or as a full package — everything stays on one palette, one emotional thread from start to finish.
Stage backdrop
The backdrop holds every eye in the room during the ceremony, and it’s where most of the photos happen. We build backdrops three ways: premium fresh flowers for a formal reception, long-lasting silk florals for a tighter budget, or LED-screen combinations for a modern look. Your names, your wedding date, and one personal touch — a meaningful phrase or symbol from your story — are always woven into the design rather than treated as an afterthought.
Height and structure change by venue: a ballroom backdrop is usually built taller and framed to work with the room’s existing chandeliers and stage lighting, while an outdoor backdrop is anchored and weighted against wind, with a materials list chosen so nothing wilts or discolors if the ceremony runs long in the afternoon sun. We always bring a second, smaller version of key florals as touch-up stock, so the backdrop still looks freshly built by the time the reception starts hours after installation.
Welcome flower gate
Before guests reach the main stage, they pass through the flower gate — the moment that sets the tone for the whole event. We offer several frame styles: artistic wrought metal, natural wood for outdoor settings, or cascading fresh florals for resort weddings. This area usually doubles as a check-in and photo spot, so guests have somewhere memorable to stop the moment they arrive.
Placement matters as much as the design itself — we scout the venue’s entrance flow so the gate doesn’t create a bottleneck when 100+ guests arrive within a short window, and we add a discreet signage stand nearby for the guestbook and gift table so the gate area stays photogenic instead of cluttered. For resort weddings we usually recommend a lighter, breeze-friendly gate structure rather than a heavy fresh-flower frame, since coastal wind through the afternoon can be strong.
Gallery table
This small corner often holds guests’ attention the longest. Photo albums, framed keepsakes, a guestbook, candles and a few florals are arranged like a mini exhibit, telling your story before the ceremony even begins. For couples watching their budget, the gallery table is also the easiest item to customize while still delivering real emotional impact.
We usually build the layout around three to five framed moments rather than a large photo wall, since a smaller curated set reads better in person and photographs more cleanly than a crowded board. If you’re also holding the home ancestor altar ceremony the same day, we can echo one or two motifs from that morning ritual here, so guests who attended both parts of the day feel the thread running through.
Bridal walkway
The aisle is where the most-anticipated moment of the day plays out, so lighting and layout on both sides are always carefully planned. Depending on the venue, we combine aisle runners, flameless candles, flanking flower columns, or fairy lights draped overhead — keeping the walk both safe underfoot and quietly romantic.
We always use flameless candles rather than open flame for aisle lighting, both for safety around long dresses and because most hotel and resort venues in Da Nang require it. For outdoor aisles on grass or sand, we lay a stabilized runner underneath so heels don’t sink, and we time the final lighting check to roughly thirty minutes before guests are seated, so everything still looks crisp under evening light.
Table styling
A stunning stage loses its impact if the guest tables don’t match. Linens, chair sashes, centerpieces and candles are all chosen to match your main palette, so the room feels cohesive from the stage all the way down to the smallest table in the corner.
We plan centerpiece height with sightlines in mind — low enough that guests seated across from each other can still talk comfortably, tall enough to read as intentional rather than an afterthought. Table count changes the math meaningfully: a 20-table ballroom reception needs a different florals-to-budget ratio than a 6-table garden wedding, which is one of the first things we work out during the site survey.
Home ancestor altar ceremony
However grand the reception is, the ancestor altar ceremony still holds a central place in Vietnamese wedding culture — a ritual that calls for reverence over spectacle. CAT DECOR handles this ceremony in full: the ancestor altar, backdrop, tea-serving table, seating and the area for the betrothal trays. Layouts are adapted to fit real townhouse, villa or garden-home floor plans, favoring warm tones and traditional florals while staying clean and uncluttered when family and guests gather in.
Because this ceremony usually happens the same morning as the reception, our team splits into two crews on the wedding day: one finishing the home setup while the other is already building the reception venue, so nothing runs late. We keep the altar’s floral palette in a warmer, more traditional register — deep reds, golds and incense-friendly arrangements — even when the reception later in the day leans toward a lighter, modern palette, since the two moments are meant to feel distinct rather than identical.
Space is often the real constraint here: many family homes in Da Nang have a narrower living room than a wedding venue, so we measure furniture clearance, the path betrothal trays will travel, and where relatives will stand for photos before finalizing the altar’s width and the backdrop’s height. This is usually the fastest install of the day — most home ceremonies are fully set up within two to three hours.
Every venue is its own puzzle
Hotel, resort and outdoor weddings each call for a different approach — we survey every venue before planning installation.
Hotel weddings
Enclosed ballrooms hinge on lighting and load-in timing. We coordinate directly with the hotel’s operations team to install within the approved window, work around the venue’s existing fixtures, and avoid disrupting other events on the same day.
Ceiling height and existing chandeliers usually decide backdrop scale before anything else — a 3.5m backdrop that looks grand in one ballroom can visually crowd a lower-ceilinged room, so we always request the venue’s floor plan and photos in advance rather than guessing on-site.
Resort weddings
Beachfront and garden resorts hand you a stunning backdrop already, but need more weather- and wind-resistant materials. We’ve decorated resort weddings across Da Nang and Hoi An and always keep a backup plan ready for last-minute weather shifts.
Salt air and wind are the two real risks for resort florals, so we favor sturdier stems and weighted bases over delicate arrangements, and we check the tide and sunset time for the exact date so aisle direction and photo timing line up with the light.
Outdoor weddings
Open lawns and gardens give couples the natural, relaxed feel many prefer today. Because these setups depend heavily on daylight, installation typically starts earlier to finish before the heat peaks or the light fades.
We also plan a rain-contingency layout for every outdoor booking — usually a covered tent version of the same concept — and agree on a same-day decision cutoff with the couple and venue so there’s no scramble if the forecast changes.
Which concept fits you?
A few styles couples in Da Nang are picking most this wedding season.
Modern Luxury
A grand backdrop, sculptural lighting, gold-and-white tones and premium fresh florals — built for 5-star hotel ballrooms.
Garden & Beach
Natural light, greenery and sea breeze — suited to beachside resorts or open garden lawns, with little need for artificial lighting.
Pastel & Vintage
Fairy lights, natural wood, handmade pastel tones — the concept most requested by younger couples in Da Nang this year.
Minimalist
Clean lines, few extras, all attention on material and light — for couples who want quiet elegance over spectacle.
Boho Wedding
Earthy tones, rattan textures, dried florals and linen — an artistic, relaxed feel for smaller outdoor celebrations.
From idea to the big day
Six clear steps so you always know exactly where your concept stands.
Concept conversation
Tell us your colors, venue, budget and how you want your guests to feel on the day. This is also when we ask about any personal details — a phrase, a symbol, a shared memory — worth building the design around.
Site survey
We visit in person to measure the space, check lighting, access points and any technical constraints — including load-in times for hotel venues and wind exposure for outdoor or resort sites.
Rendering & approval
2D/3D layouts are sent for every item so you can visualize the space and request changes before we lock it in. Most couples ask for one or two rounds of small adjustments at this stage.
Sourcing & prep
Florals, printed elements and frames are prepared to the approved design, with weather backups ready for outdoor events and touch-up stock set aside for same-day fixes.
On-site installation
Our team builds the backdrop, gate and tables on schedule, without disrupting the venue’s own operations, usually finishing with a buffer of at least an hour before guests arrive.
Final check & handover
We double-check lighting and layout before the event starts, stay on hand through the ceremony to handle anything that comes up, and clear everything afterward so the venue is left as we found it.
Costs stay transparent
Reference pricing — contact us for an exact quote based on your concept, venue and table count.
Single item
Backdrop
- Custom concept design
- Fresh / silk florals / LED
- Couple’s names featured
Single item
Flower Gate
- Fresh / silk flower gate
- Photo-ready check-in spot
- Matched to event palette
Package
Full Package
- All items included
- Backdrop + Gate + Gallery
- Setup + post-event cleanup
* Pricing varies by concept, venue and table count · Contact +84 931 929 333 (call or WhatsApp) for an exact quote
Clear process, no empty promises
A fresh design every time
We never reuse a layout across two different weddings.
On-schedule installation
Completed before showtime, with buffer to do a full final check.
Transparent quotes
No hidden costs once the item list is confirmed.
On-site support
We stay through the ceremony to handle anything that comes up.
Frequently asked
How much does wedding decoration cost in Da Nang?
Pricing depends on the item and concept: a backdrop starts around 4 million VND, a flower gate from 3 million, a gallery table from 2 million, and a full package from 10 million. We always survey the venue first for an exact quote.
How far in advance should we book?
During peak wedding season (October to February) we recommend locking the concept 3-6 weeks ahead. For a standard event, 1-2 weeks is usually enough time to prepare florals, materials and the layout.
Do you work outside Da Nang?
Yes. Besides Da Nang, we take on projects in Hoi An, Hue, Quang Nam and nearby areas, including beachfront resort weddings, on request.
Can we book a single item instead of the full package?
Yes. You can book the backdrop, flower gate or gallery table separately, or choose the full package for better cost and a fully matched concept.
Is decorating a hotel ballroom different from an outdoor wedding?
Yes. Hotel ballrooms require careful lighting and load-in scheduling around the venue’s own operations, while resort and outdoor weddings need weather contingency plans, moisture-resistant materials and an earlier installation window.
What happens if it rains on an outdoor wedding day?
We build a weather contingency plan into every outdoor booking: a covered backup layout, moisture-resistant materials, and a same-day decision point with the venue so the ceremony can move under cover without losing the concept.
Do you handle the ancestor altar ceremony as well as the reception?
Yes. We decorate both — the home ancestor altar ceremony in the morning and the reception venue afterward — keeping the palette and tone consistent across both parts of the day.
Your wedding day
deserves an original
Free consultation · 100% custom concept · On-site installation
Book 1–2 weeks ahead so your concept gets the best preparation.
