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    Dream of Cakes

    Gifts & souvenirs

    Price : 1,200 - 1,290 Baht, Posted on 01/01/1970

    » A boutique dessert bakery, using only the finest ingredients and baking all creations from scratch. Each cake is individually designed and made-to-order. Cakes for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, corporate events, etc. with free delivery in Bang

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    Chao Phraya River

    Nature & wilderness

    Price : N/A, Posted on 01/01/1970

    » Although historically called simply Mae Nam (River), the full name of the river started to appear in historical records during the Rattanakosin Era (1782 onward). The river runs through the heart of Bangkok and empties into the Gulf of Thailand at P

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    Saransiri Thakam-Rama 2

    Greater Bangkok

    Price : 3,790,000 - 5,000,000 Baht, Posted on 01/01/1970

    » Saransiri is a modern housing estate from the well-respected Sansiri group, featuring geometric-style houses with simple decorations and multi-functional rooms. Amenities include a club house, fitness centre and a big swimming poo. Access to downtown

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    get married in Thailand

    By Anonymous, Created on: 10/06/2002, Last updated on: 21/01/2008

    » I want to get married, but a civil wedding, not religious. I am from Spain and we want to come to Thailand for holidays and marry. What do I have to do to find a judge?

    • Anonymous commented : You need to go to "Paying the Old Laid" section under this topic. PoorButHappy has listings on what you want to know.

    • Anonymous commented : Thai police usually take the Thai person's side, and anyhow want money for whatever they do, and 4) that all of the above are means by which many, many farang are fleeced by their Thai wife's family - to the point of economic ruin for the farang : after which the woman moves on to her next, unsuspecting victim.

    • Anonymous commented : - she was getting divorced at the time; even her daughter was scared of the father; we lasted about a year, but in the end it didnt work - cultures too different.

    • Anonymous commented : Thai ways to show respect to their husbands. With his right intention, Minister Watana is bring stormed by modern Thai feminazis for suggesting prostration for wives to show respect to their husbands. Yes, this could be done in private. What is very wrong with this suggestion? Are old Thai tradition family practices so bad that these women are willing to destroy it? What are their suggestions for the improvement of Thai family unity and future for future Thai children to learn? We could not possibly be Thais if we do not practice Thai cultural traditions and practices. Have their men treated them so badly that they are willing to deny our culture and practices to our children? Have they learnt from their mistakes and ever examine what have gone wrongs with their relationships?

    • Anonymous commented : rried in a Civil ceremony - rather than a religious one - is the most requested type of marriage (as far as I know) in Thailand. The process is very simple. What makes your marriage legal (both here and in your home country) is the marriage certificates. The ceremony can therefore be performed any way you wish - with the assistance of a Civil Celebrant. Please let me know if you would like any further information. Thanks and kind regards, Jessica Holmes Koh Samui Island Weddings Co. Ltd 16/9 Moo 3, Maenam Koh Samui 84300 Ph +11 66 77 247 682 Email: kohsamuiweddings@hotmail.com www.kohsamuiweddings.com (in construction)

    • Anonymous commented : and things cannot always stay the way they were centuries ago is that Thai people want to progress. They obviously do not want to stay at the life standard of former centuries, to that of a developing country, forever. The bathroom of king Rama V was poorer equipped than almost any of a European lower class person. Prostrating is a personal cult. A gesture that should be, if so, performed toward god(s). In modern culture, humans treat each other as equal. Chinese have treated Mao with personal cult, North Coreans do so with Kim Yong Il, with terrible consequences. Particularly it put and puts them backwards in life standard tremendously. They only get cheated. To put it simple, Thai have cars (Bangkok has too many). One cannot take everything from western cultures, pollute the environment considerably besides, and refuse to practise human rights and equal treatment of humans. In that sense, the often abused dowry system also needs to be abolished. Or do Thai people want to go back to the lifestyle centuries ago? Have a life expectancy of several decades less? Not have a cure for so many infectious diseases?

    • Anonymous commented : o bring travel documents with them like passport, picture ID, and credit cards (as identification only). They should have their certificate translated into English and other home language. If they have family member in Thailand, they can use their address as residency address or foreign address on ID card. You need to have someone to help you translate your conversation at the Amphur with the officials. You can find a translator at the same office where you will make certificate translation. If you are staying at a hotel, you can e-mail the manager to help make arrangement for you. Most good hotels will have this type of services.

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