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Wedding Weekend
Your guests flew for many hours. Give them three days rather than four hours.
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Day one — arrival
Airport transfers, hotel check-in, welcome drinks and a relaxed dinner where the two families finally meet in person.
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Day two — the wedding
Preparation, ceremony, photographs in the last good light, dinner and dancing, with a quiet corner kept for anyone who needs it.
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Day three — farewell
A late brunch, a boat trip or a temple morning, then departures managed so nobody misses a flight.
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A shape that works
Arrival and a relaxed welcome dinner on day one, the wedding on day two, and a slow recovery brunch or excursion on day three. Nothing important on the day people fly in.
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Guest logistics are the real work
Room blocks, transfers, dietary lists, children, elderly relatives and the people who booked their own flights badly. This is where a planner earns their place.
Questions
What couples ask us
- How many events is too many?
- More than one significant event per day. Guests need unscheduled hours, especially in the heat.
- Who pays for the extra events?
- Whatever you decide, but decide it early and say it clearly on the invitation. Ambiguity about who pays is what makes guests uncomfortable.
- Can you arrange the travel too?
- Yes. Flights, transfers, hotels and excursions are handled through Thailand Express, so the whole weekend stays inside one team.
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