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What is a recommended location for foreigners to marry in Bangkok?

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Feb 20, 2023
2 years ago
Chris ********
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Hi all,

Think it was here i saw a post regarding where you can marry in Bangkok and someone posted about an office that is used by a lot of foreigners. Does anyone have any recommendations. Please no keep your "don't marry, rent" comments.

TIA
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A user is seeking recommendations for places to marry in Bangkok, specifically asking for a commonly used office by foreigners. Comments suggest the Bang Rak district office as a popular choice. Additional discussions touch on the importance of respecting local customs, meeting family, and humorous commentary on marriage experiences.
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Another lamb to the slaughter 🤣
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@Chris *****
 another funny guy, hahaha!
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Chris ********
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Mmm, everybody in the west is still married to their 1st wife???? I guess you missed the hint about putting dumb comments on as an answer. Never mind, you can still troll everyone else
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Chris ******
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 been there done it seen so many others do it
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Dimitri ********
Don't forget to visit the village first to meet the family
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@Dimitri *******
 Wow, thanks. I nearly forgot! Lucky escape, eh!
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Chris ********
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This would rank up there with the more pointless posts, but thanks for commenting
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Dimitri ********
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 It can change your mind about marriage 😉
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Chris *********************
It's always the cheap Charlie eastern European type that goes to gontiem and shares a bottle between 4 that makes the laugh 😃 gesture isn't tom tscheck
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Marc ********
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 I wish I would get the joke
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Chris *********************
Do it properly have a bit respect, village wedding then local government office
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Kool *******
The Bang Rak district office toward the end of SiLom. It is not on SiLom, but very close.
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@Kool ******
 jeez, been past it 4 times today on the sky train! 😲😲
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Bang Rak
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