A Vietnamese wedding teaser built on a few unmistakable beats
A Social Teaser of a Vietnamese wedding should make the wedding recognisable at once: the line of tray carriers in matching ao dai, red cloth over lacquered trays, incense rising at the family altar, the bride in her ao dai and khan dong, or a banquet table on its feet shouting mot, hai, ba, dzo. Choose the opening, a few beats in between and the closing image. Create a WeddingEditor project, choose Social Teaser, upload the wedding, and name those beats in the preference questions. WeddingEditor's AI editing makes a teaser of about a minute around them.
The teaser is delivered as a widescreen 1080p MP4. Make any portrait version for phone feeds yourself after download.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a Vietnamese wedding teaser
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Create a Social Teaser project and upload
Choose Social Teaser at project creation; it is the one edit this project makes. Upload the procession, the rites at both homes and the banquet from every camera, with no sorting or pre-selecting. If you also want a longer reel of the same wedding, that is a second project. A Catholic Mass or a pagoda visit can go in as well if the couple want a beat from it.
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Pick the beats, in order
In the moments question, write the opening beat first, then two or three beats, then the closing image. Romantic & elegant suits a teaser built on the ao dai, the altar and portraits; Fun & energetic suits one built on the procession and the banquet. Leave the long speeches out of a teaser and keep them for longer edits.
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Review it, then release it yourself
Use One Wedding or a plan credit to start processing, which typically takes 24 to 72 hours. Watch the teaser in the app, download the MP4, and share it with the couple when you decide. WeddingEditor sends nothing to them. Up to two revision rounds by email are included if a beat needs swapping.
Opening and closing beats for a Vietnamese wedding teaser
Choose one opening and one closing, and two or three beats between them.
Open on the trays
"Start on the red cloths and gold lettering of the trays as the carriers lift them at the gate."
Open on the ao dai
"Start on a close detail of her red ao dai and khan dong, then her face as she turns."
Middle beat: incense
"The couple raising incense together at her family altar, one shot only."
Middle beat: the parents
"Her mother fastening the earrings, his mother smiling beside her."
Close on the toast
"End on the couple at the cousins' table, everyone raising glasses for mot, hai, ba, dzo."
Close on the couple
"End on the couple walking out of the groom's home together, his family behind them."
What a Vietnamese wedding teaser needs
Choices for you and the couple. Customs differ between northern, central and southern families, between faiths, and between Vietnam and the diaspora, so build the teaser from what this family actually did.
A first image that says Vietnamese wedding
Trays under red cloth, the ao dai and khan dong, or incense at a family altar tell viewers what kind of wedding this is before anyone speaks. Pick one as the opening beat.
Few beats, chosen with the couple
A teaser holds only a handful of moments. You and the couple decide which; the edit uses the beats you list rather than choosing which rites matter.
Sound that carries without translation
Formal speeches in Vietnamese are hard to keep in a short piece, but a table's cheer, laughter during the procession or a parent's short blessing often works. Say in the audio question whether voices or the room's sound should lead.
Respect at the altar
Some families prefer the ancestral altar to appear briefly or not at all in anything shared publicly. Ask them, and use the avoid question if the altar should stay out of the teaser.
Leave the long moments for other edits
The speeches in full, every tray and every table toast belong in a longer film you cut yourself, or in a Highlight Reel project of about 5 minutes.
One Social Teaser, widescreen
The project produces the Social Teaser only, a 1080p widescreen MP4 led by music, with the sound from your footage cutting through where your audio preference allows.
Beats of a Vietnamese wedding teaser
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Make the wedding recognisable at once | "Open on the trays lifted at the gate." |
| Detail | Show the craft and color | "Close up of the khan dong and her earrings." |
| Rite | One moment of the family ceremony | "Incense raised at the altar, one shot." |
| Family | Show who the day is for | "Her parents watching from the doorway." |
| Energy | Lift before the end | "Banquet entrance with the MC calling their names." |
| Closing | One image that stays | "The table toast, glasses up." |
What is a Social Teaser of a Vietnamese wedding?
A Social Teaser is a short edit of a few chosen beats from a Vietnamese wedding, made to share before or alongside a longer film. With WeddingEditor it is the single edit of its project, cut from your footage by WeddingEditor's AI editing around the beats you list.
It is not a portrait reel for phone screens; it is delivered in widescreen at 1080p. It is also not the Highlight Reel of about 5 minutes, which is ordered as a separate project.
Vietnamese wedding teaser questions
Should the teaser open on the procession or the bride?
Whichever the couple will care about most. The procession gives a strong cultural opening; the bride in her ao dai is more personal. Put your choice first in the moments question.
Can the teaser include part of the elders' speeches?
A short line, if your audio caught it clearly. Say which line and who spoke it in the speeches question, and expect only a few spoken seconds to fit.
Can I have the teaser to show at the banquet the same evening?
No. Processing typically takes 24 to 72 hours once started, with no guaranteed turnaround, so plan to share the teaser after the wedding.
The family does not want the altar shown online. What do I write?
Put it in the avoid question, for example "no shots of the ancestral altar or the photographs on it", and build the teaser on the procession, the couple and the banquet instead.
The bride changed from an ao dai into a gown. Which should the teaser show?
Both can appear if you ask. Describe each outfit and when she wore it, for example "red ao dai and khan dong at the home rites, white gown at the banquet", and say whether the teaser should move from one to the other or stay with the ao dai.
Can I get both a teaser and a highlight of this wedding?
Yes, as two projects: one Social Teaser and one Highlight Reel, each with its own upload and its own purchase or credit.
How much is a Vietnamese wedding teaser?
The teaser is one edit, covered by One Wedding at $119 one-time for one wedding or by one plan credit.
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