At around 6:30 a.m., the groom’s family arrived at Ha’s home in Thanh Hoa Province to conduct the traditional bride-asking ceremony. Ha’s father, Do Van Tao, guided his new son-in-law to greet both families. A relative shared that the groom gently wiped away Ha’s tears several times during the touching moment.

In accordance with Thanh Hoa’s customs, the mothers of the bride and groom exchanged conical hats, a tradition symbolizing that the bride has officially joined her husband’s family. Ha wore the gifted hat as she departed for her husband’s home.

After the ceremony, she joined her groom, businessman Nguyen Viet Vuong, 31, on the journey to his hometown in central Quang Tri Province.

The night before, Ha’s family hosted a lively celebration with relatives and neighbors. On the wedding morning, she got up early to prepare for her big day, wearing a lace-adorned wedding aodailight makeup, and a soft white veil.

The couple’s wedding reception is set for Wednesday evening, expected to host hundreds of guests, including well-known Vietnamese celebrities.

At the groom’s residence, preparations had been ongoing for several days. The 2,300-square-meter riverside venue along the Nhat Le River was adorned with white and pastel flowers, Greek-inspired statues, and LED lights. The indoor space featured bamboo and wooden decorations, lending a warm and elegant atmosphere.

Ha, 24, represented Vietnam at the 2021 Miss World pageant, where she placed in the top 13. A graduate in Business Law from the National Economics University in Hanoi, she has recently entered the beauty business sector.

Her husband, Vuong, is the CEO of Son Hai Group, a family-owned construction company founded by his father, Nguyen Viet Hai. He is known as a successful yet private entrepreneur.