Together with their families

Ploy & Nat

Saturday 12 June 2027

The Jasmine Hall · Bangkok

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How it beganOur story

Ploy and Nat

A University Library Meeting, 2019

Ploy and Nat first met in the quiet reading room of Chulalongkorn University, both reaching for the same book on traditional Thai textiles. Their shared interest quickly turned into long conversations over coffee, and what began as academic curiosity grew into a deep, lasting partnership.

After years of supporting each other through studies, careers, and family gatherings, they are ready to begin their next chapter.

Join usThe celebrations

Each event has its own time, place and dress code. Tap Map for directions, or add it to your calendar.

Saturday 12 June

Monks' blessing

7am

The Lotus Court

Bang Kapi, Bangkok

Dress code: Modest clothing, knees and shoulders covered

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Saturday 12 June

Khan maak procession

9am

The Golden Walkway

Bang Kapi, Bangkok

Dress code: Traditional Thai attire or smart-casual

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Saturday 12 June

Water pouring ceremony

2pm

The River Terrace

Bang Kapi, Bangkok

Dress code: Smart-casual, avoid white

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Saturday 12 June

Reception

6pm

The Jasmine Hall

Bang Kapi, Bangkok

Dress code: Evening wear, traditional attire encouraged

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For family far awayWatch live

LIVE on the day

The reception, streamed live

Grandparents and family abroad can watch from anywhere. The stream starts here about 30 minutes before the reception.

At the venueFind your table

Guests scan the QR code on the welcome sign and find their seat in seconds.

Getting thereTravel and stay

Getting there

The venue is located in the Bang Kapi district, easily accessible by taxi or BTS Skytrain from central Bangkok. Guests are advised to allow extra time for traffic during peak hours.

Where to stay

A range of guesthouses and serviced apartments are available nearby in Huai Khwang and Lat Phrao for those travelling from out of town.

Dress code

Guests are asked to wear smart-casual attire for the day events and slightly more formal wear for the evening reception. Traditional Thai clothing is warmly welcomed.

Good to knowQuestions and answers

Is there parking available?

Yes, there is limited on-site parking; carpooling or public transport is encouraged.

Will vegetarian options be available?

A selection of vegetarian dishes will be offered at all meals.

Are children welcome?

Children are welcome at all events, with a small play area provided during the reception.

What should I bring as a gift?

Gifts are not required, but if you wish to give something, a handwritten card or contribution to their new home is most appreciated.

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Invitation for The Somboon family

Monks' blessing · Saturday 12 June
Khan maak procession · Saturday 12 June
Water pouring ceremony · Saturday 12 June
Reception · Saturday 12 June
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