Say "I Do" in Romantic Guam – The Top Choice Is Tu Cheng-kang's Wedding Chapel - HowToTrip

By Chi Bing-hui | Compiled & Reported

White sand, ocean, sunset, and a chapel are essential elements of a romantic wedding in the hearts of many women. In recent years, overseas island weddings have become hugely popular, and celebrities have chosen to hold romantic ceremonies in places like Guam and Boracay. Exchanging vows with loved ones and a scenic oceanfront chapel ensures even sweeter memories.

An island wedding is the top choice for many women’s dream weddings. (Image provided by Guam Tourism Bureau)

Guam has long been the top choice for couples around the world seeking an island wedding. Well-known celebrity Tu Cheng-kang also chose to marry here on April 1, inviting relatives and a group of 40 Taiwanese entertainers to Guam. To plan his wedding, Tu Cheng-kang visited numerous chapels across the island before finally selecting the St. Probus Holy Chapel at the Hilton Hotel. With the blue sky and sea of Tumon Bay as the backdrop, the chapel is primarily built with stone and wood, exuding the elegant charm of a European castle. Its most distinctive feature is the oval-shaped doorway, symbolizing blessings for the couple’s new life together. The entire ceremony was solemn and heartwarming, and all the guests were touched by the radiant happiness in the air.

Blue skies, a chapel, and a white wedding car – what a romantic scene for a wedding!(Image provided by Guam Tourism Bureau)

Tu Cheng-kang and his wife Kiki fell in love in Guam. Both are captivated by the island’s clear and stunning seascape, and after nearly four years of dating, they decided to spend their lives together here. Even their wedding photos were taken in Guam to preserve their most beautiful memories. It is believed that this trend will inspire more couples to choose Guam to tie the knot.