The same silk cloth was used for both Mai and Ter’s outfits, symbolizing their unity.
The unique pattern was officially registered with the Thai Silk Department under the name “Chantavika,” blending their names into one, a symbol of eternal love.
Mai’s bridal gown beautifully merged traditional Thai design with modern haute couture elements.
The lower part featured a mermaid silhouette, maintaining the grace of Thai draping while adding contemporary fluidity.
The upper bodice resembled a classic Thai shawl and was paired with a soft organza shoulder cape from Nakhon Ratchasima.
The gown was adorned with lotus and twin snake motifs, representing purity and eternal connection. She completed her look with an elegant Bulgari serpent necklace.
Ter Chantavit wore a Royal Thai formal suit, made from the same Lamphun silk as Mai’s dress, symbolizing their union as one. The attire reflected dignity, softness, and strength traits of a devoted husband.
The jewelry pieces added a poetic touch: a lotus hairpiece, diamond-studded pin, bangle bracelets inspired by lotus vines, and a belt buckle shaped like lotus petals, each designed to convey purity, love, and unity.
The entire ensemble captured the couple’s timeless devotion and celebrated Thai artistry at its finest.
