Bangkok: Thai Buddhist Wedding Ceremony with Photoshoot

Bangkok: Thai Buddhist Wedding Ceremony with Photoshoot

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Plan your Thai Buddhist wedding and honeymoon with Pinder Weddings. Experience a traditional Thai Buddhist wedding ceremony and capture the moment with a quick photoshoot in old town Bangkok.

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Highlights

Celebrate your love with a traditional Thai Buddhist wedding ceremony
Receive a sacred monk blessing in a beautiful Thai temple
Light incense and candles and pray for a happy life together
Watch as the monks bless water and pray to bring luck to the couple
Capture the moment with photoshoot around temple

Description

Experience an authentic Buddhist wedding ceremony in a beautiful Thai temple. Receive sacred monk blessings and take part in a traditional Thai wedding ceremony. The wedding ceremony is very important for Buddhists. The purpose of this ceremony is to wish the bridal couple a happy life. The betrothed couple will light incense and candles and pray. Then, monks will give the readings and bless water for the ceremony. Once the couple have given food and offerings to the monks, the monks will pray and sprinkle holy water to bring luck to the couple. After the ceremony, take part in photoshoot around temple.

Includes

Authentic Buddhist Blessing Ceremonies Sacred monk blessings Holy water blessing Food and offerings to monks Photoshoot around temple in old town Bangkok Premium Thai Wedding Costume Antique Jewelry from Famous Thai Artist Private car with A/C Flowers (Garlands) Wedding Organizing Services Private car with A/C Bottled water Make up and hair service

Important Information

Who Can Join Our Ceremony? This ceremony is open to non-religious individuals and those who are comfortable participating in cultural traditions. However, it may not be suitable for individuals whose religious beliefs prohibit participation in ceremonies of other faiths.