Thursday
Welcome Drinks
A relaxed evening to begin the celebration together.
Venue and timing to be confirmed.
Wendy & Anthony
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Yangon · Myanmar
February 4–10, 2027
Until the celebration
February 4–10
We are so excited to welcome everyone to Yangon for the wedding, followed by time to relax and celebrate together.
Thursday
A relaxed evening to begin the celebration together.
Venue and timing to be confirmed.
Friday
Traditional Burmese outfits at Shwedagon Pagoda.
Meet at the entrance at 6:30 PM.
Photos begin at 7:00 PM.
Saturday
The ERAVATI Sule Grand Yangon
5:00 PM–9:00 PM
Dress code: Formal
Sunday
A relaxed day by the pool to rest and recover for anyone who would like to join.
Optional and informal.
Monday–Wednesday
Three days away at the beach to continue the celebrations together.
Further travel and accommodation details to follow.
Before you travel
Apply through the official Myanmar government eVisa website before travelling. Requirements vary by nationality, so guests should confirm their eligibility and entry conditions directly with the official portal.
The tourist eVisa approval letter is generally valid for 90 days from issue, and the permitted tourist stay is currently up to 28 days. Visa rules can change, so check again shortly before departure.
Where to stay
For the wedding itself, staying downtown will make the weekend easiest.
Recommended · February 5–7
Our reception venue and the most convenient base for the main wedding dates. The hotel is in central downtown Yangon, close to Sule Pagoda, City Hall and Mahabandula Park, with modern rooms and a rooftop pool.
If you're planning to spend a little longer in Yangon before or after the wedding, we'd also recommend considering one of these hotels for your stay.
Choose this for a charming, old-world stay in Yangon’s leafy diplomatic quarter. The restored teak mansion, shaded verandas, tropical gardens and peaceful pool evoke the atmosphere of historic British-era Yangon while feeling removed from the city’s intensity.
A more modern luxury option overlooking Inya Lake. Its contemporary glass architecture, spacious facilities and lakeside setting make it a calm, polished retreat with a resort-like feel away from downtown traffic.
A landmark colonial hotel dating to 1901, with high ceilings, teak details, elegant suites and a strong sense of Yangon history. It is downtown like The ERAVATI, so expect busy roads and traffic, but the location and heritage atmosphere are exceptional.
Where to eat
Creative European-led dining in a beautiful lake house on Inya Lake. The tropical garden and waterside setting make it feel like an escape from the energy of the city.
Wendy’s favourite restaurant in Yangon. A fun, relaxed Japanese barbecue experience with plenty of grilled meats, vegetables and sharing dishes.
A delicious introduction to Burmese food in a stylish, lively setting. It is an easy first stop for modern takes on local dishes, tea-shop favourites and classic Myanmar flavours.
A reliable choice for excellent Indian food, with a broad menu of curries, tandoori dishes, breads and familiar favourites that work well for groups.
On arrival
Buy a local SIM card as soon as you arrive at Yangon International Airport. Ask for a large data package that will cover the full duration of your stay, and have the staff activate and test it before you leave the counter.
Change around $100 equivalent at the airport for immediate expenses, then exchange the rest at your hotel. Online exchange rates may not reflect the rates actually available locally, so treat Google’s displayed rate as a reference rather than a guarantee.