Gift box: Zelle, Venmo, bank transfer and QR
A short note, an optional QR image, and up to six ways to send a gift — shown only when you fill them in.
The gift section lives in Edit, near the bottom of the form. It has three parts, all optional; if you leave them all empty the section is not shown at all.
1. The note
Up to 220 characters in English and in Vietnamese. Most couples write something like "Your presence is the best gift. If you would like to give, here is a way to do it from afar." Keep it warm and short.
2. The QR image
Upload the QR code your banking app, Zelle or Venmo generates for you (a screenshot is fine — crop it to the square). Guests in Vietnam are used to scanning a bank QR straight from the phone; guests abroad will usually use the list below instead.
3. The list of methods
Add up to six entries. Each has a label ("Bride — Chase", "Chú rể — Vietcombank"), a value (the account number, the Zelle phone or email, the Venmo handle) and a kind: bank, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal or other. Guests see them as a tidy list under the QR.
- For Vietnamese banks include the bank name, the account number and the account holder's name exactly as the bank shows it — transfers are checked against the name.
- For Zelle, give the phone number or email enrolled with Zelle, not a card number. Never put a full card number on an invitation.
- One entry per side keeps things clear: bride's family, groom's family.
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