Giving back through handcrafted Qipao embroidery supporting community and cultural heritage

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Press & Media Features

From Vogue to CNN Style, JINZA Oriental Couture has been recognized internationally for redefining Chinese couture in modern weddings and cultural events.

Press & Features

2025 Features

JINZA Oriental Couture featured on Vogue wedding.

Vogue Weddings

Christine Cheng, the antique jewelry dealer in New York held a 10-course Chinese banquet at the Golden Unicorn in Chinatown.

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A real bride wearing a King Kwa, 100% hand embroidered qun kwa, traditional chinese wedding dress by JINZA.

CNN Style

"Everyone wants to honor their heritage, but nobody knows how."

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A real bride wearing emerald green velvet modern cheongsam at her tea ceremony.

Wedding Chicks

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Partnerships & Collaborations

Raymond W. in custom green silk Tang suit with flying dragon embroidery and gold lining

Palms Casino Las Vegas VIP Program

Co-chair of ABA Los Angeles Gala Jennet Chow in our custom-designed purple silk modern Cheongsam.

ABA Los Angeles Gala - Co-chair Jennet Chow

Harvard Law LLM 100-Year Gala

Giving Back to our community

Qipao for first responder bride with 10 percent discount from JINZA

Honoring First responders

Honorning Those Who Protect, Serve and Inspire

At JINZA Oriental Couture, we extend a 10% discount to first responders and their immediate family members — including firefighters, EMTs, police officers, and healthcare workers.

Whether you’re planning a wedding, attending a ceremony, or honoring a loved one, we’re here to design something truly personal — just for you.

Grace teaching embroidery to a young Asian American apprentice

Mentorship through making

Mentoring Aspiring Asian American Designers, Seamstresses, and Young Artists

Our founder Grace started her journey as a bridal designer after interning with Jinza, the woman who designed her wedding dress. Today, she pays it forward by mentoring aspiring Asian American designers, seamstresses, and young artists — especially those who want to carry on traditional techniques.

From teaching hand embroidery to guiding immigrant artisans in our workshop, every lesson passed down is part of our mission to preserve and evolve our cultural identity.

Bride learning about Chinese wedding traditions and Qipao with her family

Education through culture

Offer Educational Content About Qipao, Chinese Wedding Traditions, and Tang Suits

We offer educational content about Qipao, Chinese wedding traditions, and Tang suits to help the next generation — and anyone interested — rediscover what makes our heritage meaningful.

Whether it’s a young bride learning about her grandmother’s tea ceremony or a groom designing his first Tang suit, we believe education is part of healing and pride.

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