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Wat Ratchabophit Bans Wedding Ceremonies Amid Social Media Buzz


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In a bid to maintain its sacred integrity, the revered Wat Ratchabophit Sathitmahasimaram temple has officially banned wedding ceremonies and pre-wedding photoshoots. This announcement was made on September 15, quelling widespread social media rumours suggesting otherwise.

 

The temple, known for its tranquil grounds and stunning architecture, emphasized that only activities in line with Buddhist traditions would be allowed, and even those require prior approval.

 

“Wedding ceremonies? Absolutely not!”, declared the temple. Only merit-making activities, like offering alms to monks or chanting scriptures, will be permitted within the hallowed halls. The establishment explicitly stated that ring exchanges, water-pouring rituals, and similar nuptial activities are strictly out of bounds.

 

Addressing the swirling misinformation, the temple warned against unauthorized gossip, cautioning that spreading false claims is strongly disapproved. They also issued a stern reminder to visitors: staff are under strict orders not to accept cash or gifts related to merit-making activities.

 

The bans extend to commercial endeavours as well. Photography, videography, and product advertising that might disrupt the temple's peace and sanctity are forbidden. Any behaviour seen as inappropriate could prompt local government intervention.

 


 

 

 

Visitors are urged to dress modestly and respect Thai traditions. Couple photoshoots and entertainment activities using sacred sites as backdrops are prohibited, and disturbing monks or worshippers is strictly forbidden.

 

The temple firmly stressed its non-affiliation with any businesses claiming to offer religious ceremonies or weddings. Misleading claims would face investigations and potential legal action.

 

For any suspicious activities or misleading claims, the temple urges people to report to the Special Affairs Group at the Secretariat of the Supreme Patriarch. The temple’s message is clear: uphold the sanctity of Wat Ratchabophit — a place for worship and spiritual solace, not wedding fantasies.

 

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-- 2024-09-17

 

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