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tảbl Keāalạntā H̄ıỵ̀, krabī̀, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
s̄urās̄ʹḍr̒ṭhānī, Thailand
s̄urās̄ʹḍr̒ṭhānī, Thailand
Tambon Wichit, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Koh Yao Yai, Chang Wat Phang-nga, Thailand
Tambon Karon, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Ko Kaeo, Phuket, Thailand
tảbl Khụkkhạk, phạngngā, Thailand
Tambon Cha-am, Chang Wat Phetchaburi, Thailand
Chang Wat, Phang Nga, Thailand
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Khuekkhak, Chang Wat Phang-nga, Thailand
s̄urās̄ʹḍr̒ṭhānī, Thailand
tảbl Karn, p̣hūkĕt, Thailand
Tambon Kamala, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
xảp̣hex Keāas̄muy, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Choeng Thale, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Karon, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Muang Pattaya, Chang Wat Chon Buri, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Khlong Khian, Chang Wat Phang-nga, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Ban Pong, Chang Wat Chiang Mai, Thailand
Muang Pattaya, Chang Wat Chon Buri, Thailand
Rooftop Ceremony
Tambon Patong, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
tảbl Karn, p̣hūkĕt, Thailand
tảbl H̄nxng Thale, krabī̀, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Choeng Thale, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
tảbl Cheing Thale, p̣hūkĕt, Thailand
Tambon Karon, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Vichit District, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Patong, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Kamala, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Ao Nang, Chang Wat Krabi, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
Tambon Karon, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Pa Klok, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
s̄urās̄ʹḍr̒ṭhānī, Thailand
Muang Pattaya, Chang Wat Chon Buri, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand
tảbl H̄nxng Kæ, pracwbkhīrīk̄hạnṭh̒, Thailand
Tambon Wichit, Chang Wat Phuket, Thailand
Tambon Hua Hin, Chang Wat Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Chang Wat Surat Thani, Thailand

Stunning Resorts
From five-star resorts to private beach villas, Thailand is home to some of the most luxurious guest suites and world-famous spas. The tropical surroundings are a perfect wedding setting.

Rich Heritage
Whether flame-throwing Thai dance performances or traditional Thai massages, Thailand’s beautiful customs and traditions can easily be incorporated into your wedding festivities.

Beautiful Beaches
From the clear waters of Phuket’s western shores to the world-famous Maya Bay in the Phi Phi islands, there are endless white sand beaches and turquoise waters in Thailand.

Thriving Nightlife
Bustling night markets, beach clubs with live music, and swanky cocktail bars are just a few of the after-party options for post-wedding revellers to keep the party going.

Unforgettable Dining
Whether you’re dipping into a milk tea shop for an afternoon sip of bubble tea or enjoying a riverboat dinner experience on a rice barge, Thailand delivers culinary delights left and right.

Nature’s Playground
Discover thousands of species of fish as you snorkel or dive through vast coral reefs. Hop on jet skis or in a helicopter or parasail to see the view from above or way, way above.
For couples marrying overseas, we usually recommend getting the legal ceremony sorted at home prior to hopping on your flight. We particularly recommend it if you’re hosting your wedding in Thailand. Why? Save yourself a bit of stress and a lot of headache around documents. You can still have a ceremony in Thailand — it just won’t be the legally binding one.
Our Guide to Getting Legally Married in Thailand walks you through the details, but in short, you’ll be required to apply for a Certificate of no Impediment to Marriage in person in Bangkok or Phuket prior to your wedding. You’ll also have to have all of your original documents (passports, divorce/death certificates, etc.) translated and authenticated in Thailand.Then, a trip to the District Office is in order. It’s all very doable, but it takes time and effort that you’d probably prefer to spend on something else in the days leading up to your wedding.
In an ideal world, you’d have a window of 10-18 months to plan your wedding in Thailand, but we’ve been known to get together an all-star team and wedding package in less time. If you’re on the typical track, though, here’s a simplified timeline for planning your destination wedding.
10-18 Months to go. Book your destination wedding package with your Easy Weddings specialist, including your venue, accommodation, celebrant, photographer, and entertainment. Shop for your wedding attire.
12 Months to go. Send your save-the-dates via mail or email, providing a notecard or wedding website with information on accommodation and travel arrangements. Choose and order your bridal attire (ordered gowns usually require about a year’s notice).
8-10 Months to go. Confirm your flights to Thailand and arrange your honeymoon accommodation.
Finalize all flowers for the ceremony and reception. Confirm your hair and makeup artist for the wedding day.
5-8 Months to go. Chat with your Easy Weddings consultant to answer all of your questions and assist you with planning all the finer details of your wedding. Order your wedding cake if it is different from the package. Finalize the decor and furniture for the event. Finalize the outfits for your wedding party.
2-3 Months to go. Arrange bomboniere or welcome bags with special Thai goodies for your guests. Send out your wedding invitations.
2-4 Weeks to go. Easy Weddings sends your wedding day run sheet with timings and supplier contact info. Together, we’ll have a meeting with your venue event manager to discuss the details of your wedding festivities.
Thailand’s rich culture, delicious food, and beautiful settings make filling a travel itinerary without a wedding easy. We generally recommend hosting one or two wedding events and allowing guests to explore on their own for a day or two. Here are some experiences you might suggest for them:
Do I have to have a wedding date picked already?
Not necessarily. It’s usually helpful to have an idea of the time of year you’d like and whether you’re flexible about the day of the week.
How do we choose the best Thai wedding venue for our wedding?
Feel free to peruse the options online, but we’re also happy to talk you through your options. It’s often easier for us to make recommendations when we know what’s most important to you.
What’s included in your Thailand wedding packages?
Aside from our personal wedding planning services, our destination wedding packages include ceremony and reception spaces, food and beverage costs, and accommodation. Depending on which suppliers you’d like to include, your package may also come with a photographer, celebrant, entertainment, and perhaps a hair and makeup artist or videographer. Our packages are fully customisable, with all pricing explained up-front.
Why should we book with Easy Weddings?
We’ve designed our destination wedding packages specifically for couples just like you. Our team has a combined roster of 50+ years’ of experience in weddings and travel, and we’ve worked with thousands of 5-star wedding suppliers to bring couples’ wedding ideas to life. Our wedding packages allow you to streamline your wedding planning and have one point of contact for everything from your venue booking to your individual wedding suppliers, all under just one payment system using AU dollars.
Is there a minimum or maximum guest count?
Our minimum guest count is 35 guests, but we don’t have a max. That said, your resort options may become more limited if you’re planning to host over 250 guests.
Can we get legally married in Thailand?
Yes. That said, we usually recommend getting the legal stuff done in at home instead. Read our Guide to Thailand Wedding Ceremonies for more insight.
Getting to your destination.
Thailand is well connected to the UK, with flights departing from London and other major airports to hubs such as Bangkok and Phuket, usually with one stop via cities like Dubai, Doha, or Singapore. Phuket International Airport is the second busiest airport in Thailand and an easy access point for many of the island’s wedding resorts. Hua Hin is around a two to three hour drive from Bangkok’s main airport, while Koh Samui is typically reached via a short connecting flight from Bangkok.
When to go
Weather varies slightly depending on where you’re planning to host your wedding, but in general November to February is considered peak season in Thailand. During these months the weather is cooler, drier, and more comfortable, with lower humidity. This period also aligns with peak tourist season, so couples looking for fewer crowds often consider the shoulder seasons of March to May and September to October. June to August falls within the monsoon period in many parts of Thailand.
More specifically, Phuket, located in the Andaman Sea on Thailand’s west coast, experiences two main seasons: the dry season from November to April and the wet season from May to October. The dry season is usually the most popular time for weddings in Phuket.
Koh Samui, located in the Gulf of Thailand on the east coast, and Hua Hin on the western side of the Gulf, have slightly different weather patterns. These areas typically experience a dry season from December to February, a hotter period from March to August, and a wetter season from September to November. The dry months are generally considered the most ideal time for weddings in these regions.
Do I have to have a wedding date picked already?
Not necessarily. It’s usually helpful to have a general time of year in mind and whether you’re flexible about the day of the week.
How do we choose the best Thai wedding venue for our wedding?
Feel free to browse the options online, but we’re also happy to talk you through the possibilities. It’s often easier for us to make recommendations once we understand what matters most to you, such as your style, guest numbers, and budget.
What’s included in your Thailand wedding packages?
Alongside our personalised wedding planning services, our destination wedding packages typically include ceremony and reception spaces, food and beverage, and accommodation. Depending on the suppliers you’d like to include, your package may also feature a photographer, celebrant, entertainment, and services such as hair and makeup or videography. All of our packages are fully customisable, with pricing clearly outlined from the start.
Why should we book with Easy Weddings?
Our destination wedding packages are designed specifically for couples planning a celebration abroad. With more than 50 years of combined experience in weddings and travel, our team has worked with thousands of trusted wedding suppliers to bring couples’ ideas to life. Booking through Easy Weddings means you can streamline the entire process with one point of contact for everything from your venue to your wedding suppliers, making planning far simpler.
Is there a minimum or maximum guest count?
Our minimum guest count is typically around 35 guests, but there is no strict maximum. However, if you’re planning a celebration with more than 250 guests, venue options may become more limited depending on the resort.
Can we get legally married in Thailand?
Yes. However, many couples prefer to complete the legal paperwork at home before travelling. This keeps the destination wedding simple and relaxed.