Growing up in Taiwan in the early 2000s, Vivian attended weddings that often came with keepsakes and photos as gifts. As a kid, weddings naturally became one of her favorite events.

However, over time, many of those photos ended up in the recycling bin. She realized she had become disconnected from them, especially when she wasn’t even part of the moment being captured.

Even today, paper goods are often used once and tossed away. She felt there had to be a better way.

Now in the U.S, where many people look for ways to reconnect with their roots through their weddings, she set out to create invitations that not only carry cultural meaning but are made to capture memories and last beyond the day itself.