Marriage
is a universal joining of a man and woman who have chosen to commit
themselves to each other and start a family together. Regardless of
country and culture, the wedding is traditionally a gathering of family
and friends to celebrate the event with a formal ceremony, followed
by a party. The steps of the Thai ceremony differ from province to province, but will normally include an exchange of various things to represent their honour, trust, respect and love for each other, which will last for the rest of their lives. As well as an exchange of spoken vows, there is also an exchange of rings, which will act as a reminder for them to keep their promise. Wedding celebrations are the longest surviving human ritual, which not only unite the man, woman and their families, but also link them to the eternal traditions that have been passed down through the generations. The traditions for the Thai Wedding differ both regionally and locally, but the most commonly adhered to custom for Central Thailand is as follows:  Khan
Makk procession Barring
the Groom from approaching the Bride The
Engagement Counting
the dowry Water
pouring Paying
respects to the Elders The
nuptial bed |
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