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About Koh Kood weddings
Koh Kood is an island in the Gulf of Thailand and situated very close to the Cambodian border. It is the fourth biggest island in Thailand and still largely undeveloped and there is virtually no nightlife. This secluded island is best known for its unspoiled natural beauty. Koh Kood consists of an untamed jungle with ancient rainforest, huge plantations of coconut and rubber trees, spectacular waterfalls, small charming fishing villages, gorgeous white sand beaches fringed with palm trees and stunning pristine bays. If you are looking for a romantic and exotic paradise for your special day. Koh Kood is definitely a good choice of destination.
Koh Kood Wedding Tips
Koh Kood is an island in the Gulf of Thailand and situated very close to the Cambodian border. It is the fourth biggest island in Thailand and still largely undeveloped and there is virtually no nightlife. This secluded island is best known for its unspoiled natural beauty. Koh Kood consists of an untamed jungle with ancient rainforest, huge plantations of coconut and rubber trees, spectacular waterfalls, small charming fishing villages, gorgeous white sand beaches fringed with palm trees and stunning pristine bays. If you are looking for a romantic and exotic paradise for your special day. Koh Kood is definitely a good choice of destination.
Food
The role of food and beverage is an important and symbolic one at traditional Thai weddings, with the majority of traditional Thai marital cuisines being sweet and sugary. Syrup, candied rice cakes, and cream are some of the most commonly used ingredients when preparing a traditional wedding feast, as the sweet flavours of the dishes symbolize bliss, love, and undying blessing. Khanom Kareaw, a dish consisting of twisted and sugarcoated bread strips, symbolizes the everlasting winding and oneness of the bride and groom. It is very sweet and flavorful, and is a traditional favorite of locals when it comes to weddings. Another traditional marital dish is the Foy Thong, otherwise known as the ‘golden silk threads’, is a noodle-like cuisine made out of egg yolks and syrup. Its flavorful taste and intriguing appearance plays a part in symbolizing values such as eternity, everlasting love, and longevity.
