Wedding Thailand offers Catholic Wedding Ceremonies in most all locations in Thailand.offering excellent servivce with many satisfied customers.

Prior to the wedding usually the day before you must meet at the Church with the local Priest who will be preforming the wedding this is normal practice in the Catholic faith. It will help you recognise the strengths of your relationship, identify and discuss any weaknesses, give you new skills to help build a satisfying marriage. A letter of permission from your parish priest to the parish priest here in Thailand will be required, in order to get married this is usual proceedure here in Thailand.

Prior to the ceremony you are able to choose readings, prayers and music of your choice in order to make your wedding day a very special one. There are also decisions to be made about how you would like to enter the church in the entrance procession, where you stand, how your family and friends will be taking part in the celebration, and so on, we are here to help you in those decisions, it is all part of our service. You will then proceed into the church where you will be greeted by the priest be seated and the ceremoney begins.

Many couples choose to solemnise their marriage vows in a church. If you want a very traditional wedding then a church wedding is a very good option for you. Traditional hymns and familiar vows, a veil and train won't look out of place.

If you would like a more modern style wedding but would still like to get married in a church, there are more versions of the service to choose from, with traditional or more modern text. Although your vicar or minister must approve your selection of music, most will be open to options other than traditional hymns, perhaps a romantic love song, and instead of a booming organ maybe you could have a resounding choir or harp or soloist.

On your first visit with the minister, you should have a list of questions prepared to make sure you ask he/she everything you need to know. You should ask if he/she will allow you to have photographs taken inside the church and if you wish, a tape-recording or video made of the ceremony. Although most do allow this some don't so if you will want these things you are best to ask from the beginning. During this first visit you will each have to bring your birth certificate and if either of you have been married before a certificate of divorce must be supplied also, or if you are a widow or widower then a death certificate of your former spouse. The minister will explain to you fees or donations.

Even if you have decided on a church ceremony you will still have to inform the Registrar of your marriage and where it will take place. You can get the forms to do this at any Births, Deaths and Marriages. The minister will explain all that you have to do when you meet. When everything is in order the Registrar will prepare a marriage schedule. One of the partners will have to collect this not more than one week before the wedding. After the ceremony in church two witnesses and the minister who conducted the wedding must sign the schedule and then it must be returned to the Registrar within three days.

Briefing with Priest about all ceremony steps.
Round trip transfer from hotel to Church.
Hair dressing and making up.
Priest fee and Church donation, etc.
Buttonhole for Groom. (Flowers).
Flower petals shower after ceremony.
Flower bouquet for the bride.
Professional photographer, unlimited shooting + 100 pictures print + 1 CD.
Online photos gallery.
Marriage certificate from Church.
Wedding Gift.
The aisle/altar set-up at the church with flower decoration.
Music background playing during ceremony (CD player).
Scented cold towel and drinking water.

1. Certificate of Baptism and Confirmation of both parts.
- If only one is a Catholic, he or she needs the dispensation granted by his or her Bishop to marry a non Catholic.
- The marriage of a Christian - non - Catholic is not a competence of a Catholic priest.

2. Certificate of the out - coming of prenuptial Enquiry, made by one's own Parish Priest.

3. Certificate of "Status Liberus" (letter of freedom to marry)

4. Written Permission from one's own Parish Priest to marry elsewhere than one's own Parish.

5. Certificate of Marriage Prepatation Programmed.

6. Copy of Identity Card or Passport of the couple.
- All these documents must be sent to the Bishop's office and the Priest who will assist at the marriage a couple of 2 months before the wedding.

1. Certificate of Baptism and Confirmation of the catholic.
- If only one is a Catholic, he or she needs the dispensation granted by his or her Bishop (from your diocese) to marry a non Catholic.
- The marriage of a Christian - non - Catholic is not a competence of a Catholic priest.

2. Certificate of the out - coming of prenuptial Enquiry, made by one's own Parish Priest.

3. Certificate of "Status Liberus" (letter of freedom to marry)

4. Written Permission from one's own Parish Priest to marry elsewhere than one's own Parish.

5. Certificate of Marriage Prepatation Programmed.

6. Copy of Identity Card or Passport of the couple.
- All these documents must be sent to the Bishop's office and the Priest who will assist at the marriage a couple of 2 months before the wedding.