If you are looking for an exotic getaway along with a spiritual ceremony in a land famous for its hospitality and beauty, then a wedding in Thailand is certain to deliver exactly what you require.
Known as the ‘Land of Endless Smiles’, Thailand is a truly beautiful destination for a wedding abroad. It’s sheer beauty coupled with its world renowned service culture and welcoming hospitality make Thailand one of the more special wedding destinations.

Clare & Brendon’s wedding in Thailand by Creative Events Asia
Thailand offers a host of unique wedding locations; you can choose to have your wedding ceremony on the beach, at a world-class hotel or resort or even in a Buddhist Temple. Thai culture has many wonderful traditions, many of which can be included in your wedding celebrations to make your day even more special and unique.
If you choose to get married in Thailand, before your marriage ceremony can take place, you will be required to spend up to 3 days in Bangkok to complete the marriage registration process. As this involves a certain amount of paperwork and appointments at government offices, I would highly recommend using the services of a Wedding Planner to help you through this process.
Tips & Advice for Getting Married in Thailand
The following information has been designed to provide guidance on all aspects of planning a wedding in Thailand.
Top Tips from wedding and honeymoon experts in Thailand
In Thailand, the majority of the population follow a Buddhist way of life. Thai people are mostly gentle and kind in nature with a great sense of fun or ‘sanuk’. This is shown through the way Thais celebrate so many public holidays and special events regardless of their origin! There ALWAYS seems to be some type of festival or fair going on in Thailand throughout the year!
A legal Thai marriage is recognized worldwide, so no problems back home, but be sure your planner provides an English translation of your Thai Marriage certificate which is stamped by a translation service.
Somchit Srimoon, Thailand Weddings
Special thanks to Hayden Phoenix for the above images.