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Please RSVP by August 31, 2026 so we can finalize numbers, accommodation, and travel. You can respond on our RSVP page.
Check your invitation to see whether you have a plus-one. If your invite includes a guest, add them when you RSVP.
Absolutely โ kids are welcome. We'd love for your little ones to celebrate with us, from the beach ceremony right through to the party.
Take a look at our What to Wear page for the dress code and our color palette. Short version: it's a beach wedding, so think light and breathable.
We'll be on sand, so please skip the stilettos โ seriously. Go for sandals, flats, or block heels so your shoes (and ankles) make it through the night.
Good news โ we're providing accommodation at the venue for all of our guests, free of charge. Details are on the Venue page, and you'll tell us your bed preferences when you RSVP.
Our ceremony is outdoors, right next to the beach, and dinner is outside too. The after-party spreads across the pool area and an indoor space, so there's somewhere comfortable however the evening unfolds.
Yes, please do โ and share them with us afterward! We only ask that you put phones and cameras away during the ceremony itself, so everyone's fully present and our photographer gets clean shots.
You can always reach us at hello@seanandluna.com.
Yes โ there's on-site parking, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. If anyone in your party needs a hand getting around on the day, just let us know.
We really recommend arriving at least a few days early โ ideally a full week โ to shake off the jet lag before the big day. More on our Travel page.
Fly into Bangkok (BKK) and leave the rest to us โ we're arranging transportation from Bangkok down to the venue. Full details on the Travel page.
Many nationalities can enter Thailand visa-free for tourism for a set period, but the rules depend on your passport and can change. Please check the official entry requirements for your country well before you book.
February is one of the best times to visit โ it's the dry, cooler season. Expect warm, sunny days around 30โ32ยฐC (86โ90ยฐF), pleasant evenings, and little rain. Pack light clothes, sunscreen, a hat, and maybe a light layer for breezy nights by the sea.
The currency is the Thai Baht (เธฟ). Cards are widely accepted at hotels and larger restaurants, but carry some cash for smaller vendors, tuk-tuks, and markets. ATMs are easy to find.
Grab a prepaid tourist SIM or an eSIM (AIS, TrueMove, or dtac) โ you can pick one up right at the airport for cheap, generous data. Thailand uses 220V power with Type A/B/C plugs, so bring an adapter.
Thai is the official language, and English is widely spoken around hotels and tourist areas. A few words of Thai go a long way and are always appreciated.