Anybody can introduce me an economic wedding ceremony office in bkk?

thx

The is only one way to marry in Thailand and that is a registration at the local District Office and it costs nothing. If you are a foreigner you have to have a paper from your Embassy that has been translated into Thai and registered with the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

As to a ceremony you can do whatever you like, however you like and wherever you like but the para one is the only thing required.

http://www.dopa.go.th/English/servi/marry.htm

The is only one way to marry in Thailand and that is a registration at the local District Office and it costs nothing.  If you are a foreigner you have to have a paper from your Embassy that has been translated into Thai and registered with the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

As to a ceremony you can do whatever you like, however you like and wherever you like but the para one is the only thing required.

http://www.dopa.go.th/English/servi/marry.htm

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dear lopburi

i know registration procedure. I meant a company which holds wedding ceremonies ( a average and rather most economic company ).

Do it yourself. Or check with the bigger hotels and see what they have on offer. How much are you willing to pay?

Anybody can introduce me an economic wedding ceremony office in bkk?

thx

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If it's an economical wedding we're looking for, check with the Monk's Hospital,

445 Sri Ayuttaya Rd., near the Rama VI expressway.

Tel 02-354-4310

They offer group weddings for a small donation.

Your wedding will also benefit the hospital.

Talk about good Karma!

Anybody can introduce me an economic wedding ceremony office in bkk?

thx

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If it's an economical wedding we're looking for, check with the Monk's Hospital,

445 Sri Ayuttaya Rd., near the Rama VI expressway.

Tel 02-354-4310

They offer group weddings for a small donation.

Your wedding will also benefit the hospital.

Talk about good Karma!

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What a good idea - excellent