พาวิเน่ · Pawinée
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✦ พาวิเน่ · Pawinée
Install Pawinée on your phone. Guests share photos in real time. Order food with dietary tags. Watch the combined live stream. Keep every memory — from engagement to the last dance.
✦ The Pawinée App
Install once. Use from engagement planning through the honeymoon. Guests don't need an account — just a QR scan.
Every photo guests take appears in real time. Like, comment, save — all inside the app.
Guest phones become cameras. A single stream from every angle — the ceremony, the toast, the dance floor.
Guests pre-select meals with dietary tags (vegan, gluten-free, halal). Real-time bar orders during the reception.
All guest photos + video backed up. Order prints, photo books, and digital albums. Never lose a moment.
Sign in with Google, Facebook, or Line. Or just scan the wedding QR code — no account needed for guests.
Add to your home screen. Works offline. Push notifications for new photos, orders, and stream alerts.
✦ How It Works
ขั้นตอนง่ายๆ จากวันหมั้นถึงวันแต่ง — for both Thai and international couples.
Choose a plan, set your wedding date, customize your app with your colors and gallery.
At the wedding, guests scan a QR code. Instant access to feed, menu, stream — no download needed.
Photos stream in. Bar orders come to your phone. Combined stream stitches guest cameras into one video.
All media saved in the Vault. Order prints, photo books, or keep the digital archive for years.
✦ Our Services
From monk blessings to live streaming — every detail in two languages.
Monk blessings, water pouring, engagement rites, temple coordination.
Phuket, Samui, Chiang Mai — venue, guest travel, multi-day itinerary.
Affirmation of Freedom to Marry, translations, MFA certification.
Floral, lighting, furniture, color palettes — mood board to reality.
Pre-wedding, drone, highlight reel, full album within 3 weeks.
Piphat ensemble, live band, DJ, fire show, cultural performances.
✦ พิธีกรรมแบบไทย
The complete ceremony flow — from the morning monk blessings to the nuptial bed. Each step carries centuries of tradition and meaning.
The day begins with Buddhist monks chanting blessings. Nine monks (an auspicious number) arrive at dawn. The couple offers food to the monks, receives holy water, and the monks chant protective sutras. This ceremony purifies the space and invokes blessings for the marriage.
The groom's procession makes its way to the bride's house carrying golden and silver trays (ขันหมาก) piled high with betel nuts, fruits, cakes, jewelry, and the dowry. Led by musicians and dancers, the procession must pass through a series of symbolic "gates" guarded by the bride's family — each requiring negotiation and gifts to pass.
At the final gate, the go-between (เถ้าแก่) formally requests the bride's hand. The bride's family and the groom's representatives negotiate terms — the dowry (สินสอด), gold weight, and wedding arrangements. This is a ceremonial negotiation; the outcome is pre-agreed, but the performance is essential to tradition.
The groom is welcomed into the house. He steps over a threshold of offerings and enters the bride's family home. The bride's mother presents her daughter to the groom. This symbolizes the groom becoming part of the bride's family — a deeply significant moment in Thai culture.
The dowry (สินสอด) is displayed and counted publicly. Gold necklaces, rings, cash, and property documents are presented on gold trays. Elders from both families verify the amount. This public display honors both families — the groom's for his generosity, the bride's for her worthiness.
The monetary portion of the dowry is formally presented and arranged on trays in a visually striking display. Bills are fanned out in elaborate patterns — earning this ceremony its name "ปูเรียง" (to arrange/to carpet). The display remains for guests to see throughout the day, a testament to the union's foundation.
The bride and groom exchange engagement rings. The groom places the ring on the bride's right hand, followed by the bride placing a ring on the groom's left hand. A golden chain or necklace (สายสังวาล) may also be placed around the bride's neck. This is the moment the engagement is sealed before all witnesses.
The couple kneels and performs the ไหว้ (wai) to their parents and senior relatives. Each elder gives a blessing and a gift — typically a gold ring, bracelet, or envelope of money. The couple receives blessings in ascending order of seniority. This ceremony formally joins the two families.
The most sacred moment. The couple sits side by side with hands in the worshipping position. Elders and guests pour holy water (น้ำพระพุทธมนต์) over the couple's hands using a conch shell (สังข์). The water flows down an incline into a silver bowl. Each pourer offers a verbal blessing. This ceremony binds the marriage with spiritual protection.
The final ceremony. An auspicious elderly couple — happily married with grown children — prepares the wedding bed. They arrange the pillows, scatter flower petals, place a sacred Buddha image nearby, and bless the bed before the newlyweds enter. Traditionally, a cat or a small child is placed on the bed first for good luck. The couple then spends their first night together as husband and wife.
After the sacred ceremonies conclude, the celebration moves to the reception hall. Dinner is served, toasts are made, and guests dance the night away. The couple makes their rounds to greet each table, receive well-wishes, and cut the wedding cake. The live stream and guest feed continue through the last dance.
✦ Plans & Pricing
One wedding, one price. No monthly subscription — pay once, use for your entire wedding journey.
✦ Revenue Streams
Optional add-ons for couples, guests, and vendors — everyone wins.
Guests order prints & photo books directly from the feed
Keep all wedding media accessible for years
Featured placement in the ordering & vendor sections
Guests pay $2.99 to download any photo in full resolution
✦ FAQ
No. It's a PWA — guests scan a QR code and it opens in their browser. They can install to their home screen in one tap if they want push notifications. Zero app store friction.
Guests who opt in share their camera feed through the app. Pawinée stitches multiple feeds into a single stream viewable by everyone. The couple gets the full high-res archive.
Yes. Guests tag their preferences (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, dairy-free, allergies). The couple sees a dashboard of all dietary needs before the event. During the reception, guests can order drinks & extra courses in real time.
Everything stays in the Memory Vault. On Starter plans, 7 days. Premium gets 90 days. Ultimate gets 1 year. After that, subscribe to the Vault ($29/year) to keep everything accessible. Guests can also order prints and photo books directly.
Fully bilingual (Thai/English) with Chinese, Japanese, and Russian translations built in. Guests see the app in their own language based on their device settings.
Set up your Pawinée app in 10 minutes. Free trial for the first 14 days.
No account needed for guests. Couples sign up with social login.
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