Love is undeniably in the air, and Bangkok is positively buzzing with excitement! As Valentine’s Day approaches, several district offices in the city are rolling out the red carpet with delightful surprises and activities to ensure that couples have a day to remember. BMA’s permanent secretary, Wantanee Wattana, assured that these efforts are bound to leave a lasting impression on this special day.
Let’s take a charming stroll through the joyous happenings planned for tomorrow:
Bang Rak District Office: Known for its romantic allure, Bang Rak is hosting the “Love Valuable Like Jewellery” event at the dazzling Jewellery Trade Centre on Soi Silom 19. Imagine this: 999 enchanted couples stepping into a wonderland, hoping to clinch one of the 14 golden marriage certificates or perhaps a dazzling gold pendant. The air will shimmer with love and golden opportunities!
Chatuchak District Office: All aboard the “Love In The Sky 2025”! Thirty lucky couples will find their hearts racing as they exchange vows on the SRT Red Line train at Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal. A marriage made on a moving train—how’s that for starting your journey together?
Sathorn District Office: Couples, prepare to be whisked away into luxury at Sathorn! How about winning a luxurious two-day one-night escape, indulging in delectable meals with gift vouchers, embarking on delightful cooking courses, or perhaps glittering jewellery waiting for its rightful owners?
Bang Sue District Office: At the bustling Gateway at Bangsue shopping complex, the “Mutelove” event is focusing on spiritual connections and prosperity, gifting lovebirds with an array of souvenirs and memorable activities that will surely lift spirits sky-high!
Lak Si District Office: Feel the warmth at the “Nurturing Love at Laksi” event, where whispers of fortune blend with mesmerizing concerts by popular Thai artists. Compete for surprise gifts amidst spiritual activities that celebrate your rock-solid love!
Phaya Thai District Office: Make way for the “Power of Love@Phaya Thai,” a heartwarming celebration where couples march gracefully in the Khan Mak procession. Exclusive prize giveaways and soul-touching performances by artists from the beloved Love Is Thai record label will set hearts aflame!
Phra Nakhon District Office: Lovebirds have a quaint treat awaiting them with the “Banglumphu Flow-Bonding of Phra Nakhon.” Sail serenely along the Bang Lamphu Canal, marvel at sacred artifacts, and embrace the ambiance of exclusivity with only 10 lucky couples being a part of this intimate adventure.
Bang Khun Thian District Office: Over at Central Rama 2 shopping mall, the “Valentine Unbound Love EP” event promises excitement for 150 couples who will walk away with timeless marriage rings, cinema bliss with movie tickets, and a myriad of other souvenirs ensuring the day is well-spent.
Phra Khanong District Office: Hearts will race during the “Love Wins@Phra Khanong” event, where couples could win everything from a glinting gold necklace, 500 baht refuel cards to essential health check-ups—not missing a single beat with other charming souvenirs!
Minburi District Office: Immerse yourselves in “Eternal Love in the Golden Minburi City” at the historical Minburi Local Museum. Couples will revel in engaging processions and activities, explore intriguing exhibits, and walk away with love-infused treasures!
Bang Kho Laem District Office: Ascend into the realm of love with “The Heaven of Love@Bang Kho Laem” event at Asiatique The Riverfront Destination. Picture this—marriage registration above the enchanting Chao Phraya River for nine couples, exquisite prize showers, and captivating live performances adding stars to your celebration!
Bang Khen District Office: The “Station of Love@Bang Khen” boasts unique activities designed to capture unforgettable moments, where couples can win a one-of-a-kind golden couple portrait and more delightful prizes!
Yannawa District Office: Celebrate the timeless beauty of devotion with “Yannawa Love is Love”. Bask in the tranquility with a picturesque trip, paying respects and capturing memories at Wat Yannawa and its neighboring sanctuaries.
Bang Na District Office: Cherish eternal bonds during the “Bangna Love Infinity” event, where couples capture memories with snap-worthy photos and are showered with treasured souvenirs from hospitals and shopping havens all around the district.
Klang Hospital: Giving Cupid a health twist, “Klang in Love” welcomes couples for complimentary health checkups while offering discounted vaccinations against human papillomavirus (HPV) at 5,593 baht. A healthy couple is a happy couple!
To sweeten this celebration, the BMA joined hands with Central Pattana, inviting couples from February 14th to 16th to partake in health check-ups across four buzzing shopping malls: The Esplanade, Central Pinklao, Central Rama 2, and Central Bangna!
As Bangkok bathes in rosy hues, one thing is for sure: there’s a little something for every couple to cherish this romantic escapade. Whether it’s dazzling prizes or heartfelt moments, love indeed finds its way into every corner of this vibrant city! 💑❤️
Why is Valentine’s Day often celebrated with such grandeur? Isn’t love supposed to be everyday, not just a spectacle on one day?
I completely agree! It’s become so commercialized. We shouldn’t need expensive events or gifts to prove our love.
Exactly, Emily. It should be about spending quality time together, not glitter and gold.
But isn’t it fun to have a day dedicated to celebrating love? It’s a reason to go above and beyond for your partner.
Bangkok looks amazing during Valentine’s! I wish more cities did special events like this.
True, Joey! It’s a good way to attract tourists too. A win-win for the city and the couples!
Bang Rak’s event sounds like a dream come true! Who wouldn’t want a golden marriage certificate?
It’s just a piece of paper, Anna. Marriage is about commitment, not certificates.
Sure, Mark, but it’s a fun keepsake! And 14 is a lucky number.
These events sound amazing, but isn’t it a bit much for people who are single? It can feel pretty lonely.
Singles shouldn’t feel pressured or alienated. Valentine’s can be for self-love too!
The ‘Love In The Sky’ train event sounds so cool! But what if they crash mid-vows?
Lol, Tommy! The train’s probably safer than being in a car! Plus, it’s a fun story for future anniversaries.
People who can win jewelry are lucky! But should love really be measured by material gifts?
Unfortunately, it’s human nature to want tangible proof of love. Doesn’t mean it’s right though.
A special shoutout to Phra Nakhon’s event! Floating along the Bang Lamphu Canal sounds divine.
I think offering health checkups as part of Valentine’s is a great idea. Love is health too!
So many events in one city! I think it’s overwhelming. How do people decide which one to attend?
Options can be a good thing, April! Everyone gets to choose what resonates with them most.
Honestly, I’d rather avoid the crowds and spend a cozy evening at home with a home-cooked meal.
You know what’s funny? Couples getting ‘priceless’ health check-ups and discounted vaccinations instead of jewelry!
Sophia, healthy relationships need healthy bodies. Smart gift if you ask me!
All these romantic events are great, but what happens if it rains? Does everything get canceled?
Hopefully not, Danny. Maybe they have indoor options ready, just in case!
I hope people don’t feel pressured to outdo each other, especially those who can’t afford the extravagance.
Klang Hospital’s Cupid shot is genius! What a unique way to spend Valentine’s Day!
I love the idea of incorporating cultural events into Valentine’s Day. It makes it more meaningful.
Honestly, the ‘Mutelove’ event name is odd to me. Does it imply loving in silence?
Lol, Nina! Maybe it’s about a spiritual connection that’s beyond words!
Bang Kho Laem’s riverfront event sounds so picturesque. I’m envious!