Thai Traditions 7 articles
Funerals, Mother's Day, Wai Kru, Loy Krathong — the conventions worth getting right.
- Thai Traditions · 3 min
Loy Krathong: The Flowers That Go on the Water
Banana trunk, folded banana leaf, marigold and orchid — how a krathong is built, what each part means, and the bread-based alternatives.
- Thai Traditions · 3 min
Grand Opening Flower Stands in Bangkok: What to Send and What It Signals
The standing congratulatory arrangement is business infrastructure in Thailand. Sizes, colours, timing, ribbon wording and what it costs.
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พวงหรีด: Understanding Thai Funeral Wreaths
What a phuang reed is, what the colours and materials mean, when to send one, and what to do if you are not Thai and want to get it right.
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Thai Graduation Flowers: What to Bring and When Ceremonies Happen
Thai graduation is a full-day family event with its own conventions. Sizes, colours, timing, and how to avoid the bouquet nobody can carry.
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Money Bouquets in Thailand: The Graduation Gift That Makes Sense
ช่อเงิน — banknotes folded into a bouquet. Why they are everywhere at Thai graduations, what amounts are appropriate, and how they are made.
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Wai Kru Day: The Flowers Thai Students Give Their Teachers
Ixora, Bermuda grass, popcorn flower and eggplant flower — each one means something specific. The tray, the ceremony, and why it still matters.
- Thai Traditions · 2 min
Thai Mother's Day on 12 August: Why Jasmine, and What Else Works
The meaning behind มะลิ, what Thai families actually give, when to order, and how to get it right if you did not grow up with the tradition.
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