What cases will you find in the portfolio?
We have collected in one section the projects that our clients most often request: intimate ceremonies on the shore, destination weddings for 20–60 guests, sunset proposals, anniversaries, corporate dinners and brand shoots. For each case, you can see not only the location, but also the initial conditions: how many guests there were, what the timing was, what decorations were used and how issues with weather and logistics were resolved.
We pay special attention to geography. There are many strong locations in and around Da Nang: My Khe and Non Nuoc beaches, Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountains, old Hoi An 30 km from the city, as well as Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge. If you need a more atmospheric evening scenario, you often choose the embankment near the Dragon Bridge - on weekends there is a fire show here, which provides a spectacular backdrop for filming.
- —weddings by the sea with ceremony and banquet
- —marriage proposals with decor and photographer
- —corporate events, team building and private dinners
- —photo sessions in Hoi An, Son Tra and Ba Na Hills
Why is a portfolio useful before starting a project?
The case in our portfolio is not just a beautiful gallery, but a guide to the budget, scale and composition of services. It makes it easier to understand what can actually be done in your budget: for example, a minimum set for a proposal by the sea, a full-fledged wedding with an arch, floristry and dinner, or an event with transfer, host and photo-video team.
For guests from Russia, it is important to see working examples: how the venue is decorated in the dry season, what the light looks like at sunset around 17:45, how long it takes to travel from Da Nang to Hoi An or to the Marble Mountains, and what the program looks like if the day of the event combines a ceremony, a walk and dinner. We show this in live cases so you can compare the format without guesswork and unnecessary correspondence.
- —it's clear what you're paying for
- —it’s easier to choose a format for the number of guests
- —you can evaluate the site and light in advance
- —It’s easier to compare different locations and budgets
Locations that most often end up in cases
Most of our projects take place in Da Nang and within an hour's drive of it. My Khe and Non Nuoc beaches are convenient for waterside weddings, An Bang near Hoi An is suitable for a more relaxed atmosphere, and Hoi An Old Town provides a rare historical backdrop for Vietnam with lanterns, narrow streets and the Thu Bon River. This is why the portfolio includes so many sunset shoots and evening walks after the ceremony.
For non-standard tasks, we also use more colorful routes: Hai Van Pass for trips with panoramas, Ba Na Hills for large-scale staged photography, Hue for a more aristocratic and calm mood. Such cases are especially useful if you are planning not only a wedding, but also several days of events in a row - a welcome dinner, the main ceremony and post-shooting in different places.
- —My Khe and Non-Nuoc - for ceremonies by the ocean
- —Hoi An and the Thu Bon River - for romantic evening shooting
- —Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge - for spectacular staged shots
- —Son Tra and Hai Van - for routes with views and movement
How to read Da Danang cases
In each project, we try to record key parameters: date, type of event, location, team composition, number of guests, budget guideline and brief result. This format helps you quickly understand how similar the case is to your task. If you need dinner for 12 people, you don’t have to look at projects for 80 guests. If you are planning a photo shoot rather than a full wedding, you will immediately see scenarios with the right amount of preparation.
We regularly update our portfolio because light conditions, seasonality and site load change in Da Nang and Hoi An. February to August is the best time for filming and ceremonies, while March to May often offer the best balance of weather, soft light and calm seas. This is especially noticeable in cases where a neat picture without strong wind and excess humidity is important.
- —look at the date and season, not just the decor
- —compare the number of guests and the scale of service
- —pay attention to logistics between locations
- —check if there is a budget guideline in the case
