You can book whenever you wish, there is plenty of scope in terms of flights and accommodations. If you are looking to pay for your holiday in monthly instalments, we would recommend sooner rather than later. Flights are available to book 11 months before the date of travel. Flight prices vary daily, but hotels seem to have a consistent price.

According to google, the average cost of a holiday to Thailand from the UK is £3,000 (per couple, per 2 week holiday). However you can make the price lower or higher, dependant on your hotel locations, and duration of your holiday (although flights are not negotiable, sorry!!)

We would recommend speaking with TravelBag (Solihull). Its a great place to start, and they will provide you with quotes and reccomendations if you are not sure! They are experts in a multi destination holiday (long-haul). We have previously booked with Travelbag, and we have book by ourselves (through booking.com and flights were expedia.com)

Closer to the time, we will organise a single location for all guests to meet, and organise transportation to the venue. Leaving the venue, the reception desk will be able to call you a taxi.

Please be mindful that the weather in Thailand is warm and humid, so whatever makes you feel comfortable! And as long as it’s not a white dress! The colour theme for the bridal party is black/champagne/light blue, so would be preferred if these colours were avoided.

We have estimated around 25 people will be coming along to celebrate with us!

This is totally up to you. It is advised on boosters of vaccines previously administered, however it is not a compulsory requirement to have these done. We advised you do your own research on this. (Joe most certainly will not be having any!)

Please always check the government in the first instance, as this may change! At the moment, you do not require to complete any forms prior to travelling, as long as you are returning home within 60 days of arrival. You will be asked to complete an immigration form on the airplane/the immigration terminal. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from when you enter Thailand https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/entry-requirements

Yes, they do have plenty of card machines out there, but its always useful to have some cash to hand, for places which do not accept them. In the commercialised areas, there are cash points.