Thailand wedding Buddhist ceremony with Traditional style

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Whether you choose a beach, mountain or garden it is the ideal setting to realize the dream of your own island sunset wedding, anniversary, or renewing wedding vow celebrations with Thailand’s leading specialists in romantic outdoor weddings.

The Thai wedding is a living kaleidoscope of music and dance, reflecting the beauty and grace of Thai culture. A sacred institution that has evolved and thrived for thousands of years. The wedding can take place in a number of perfect setting to realize your dream of a sunset and sunrise tropical beach, jungle and waterfall, Buddhist temple wedding with Thailand’s specialists in outdoor weddings. There are a number of ways the ceremony can be conducted. Firstly, before the wedding the couple can embark on a photo session that can take place somewhere like an elephant camp (traditional weddings in the past used elephants) Secondly, the bride and groom may pray at a Buddhist temple before attending the wedding. The wedding proper begins with the groom, accompanied by the celebrant, leading the colorful "Long Drum Parade" across the garden or beach to where the vows will take place. Before the altar, the groom is joined by the bride. Dressed in a traditional, close-fitting, brightly colored Thai silk outfit she has been hidden nearby. The celebrant then addresses the bride and groom, and guests. To the traditional Thai music, the couple solemnly pronounces their vows and exchange rings. The cake is cut and champagne toasts (that can be accompanied by fireworks) are made. Invited Monks chant prayers of health, happiness and prosperity for the wedding couples’ marriage. In return, the couple present the monks with alms and food. The bride and groom then kneel together, and a holy string is draped from one persons head to the other, forming a circle and connecting the couple. This symbolizes their spiritual union. Flower garlands are presented and powder is placed on the forehead. They then Wai by clasping their palms together in the traditional prayer-like gesture while one by one the guests pour a conch shell full of sacred water over the couple's hands while saying a blessing for good luck. Gifts of either envelopes containing money, or presents that have been placed in a basket beforehand are now checked by the bride’s mother. The ceremony is completed with the newlyweds planting a "Love Tree " at as a gesture life of love. The newlyweds are then returned to their hotel room.