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Celebrate Thai New Year with something thoughtful for family and friends.
Every one is complete — flowers, something sweet, a handwritten card and gift wrap. Pick the size that feels right.
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Songkran runs from 13 April and is Thailand’s biggest holiday of the year. In Pattaya it’s also the wettest — the water goes on for days, and it changes what makes sense to send and when.
The gifting here is family-focused. It’s a time for showing respect to parents and elders, and gifts tend to travel from younger to older rather than between partners.
Pattaya during Songkran is not a normal delivery environment. Roads are crowded, traffic is slow, and anything travelling by motorbike risks arriving soaked. We plan around it, but be realistic about timing.
Our advice is to send in the days before Songkran starts rather than during it. A gift arriving on 11 or 12 April reaches its destination dry and gets attention; one arriving on the 14th competes with a water fight.
Respect for elders is the theme. Something for a partner’s parents lands far better than something for her alone — and if you’re in a Thai relationship, Songkran is one of the moments where a gesture toward the family is worth more than one toward your partner.
Fruit, hampers and things that can be shared around a table suit the occasion. Flowers are welcome but are rarely the whole gift here.
Questions about this occasion
Songkran runs from 13 April. We do deliver, but Pattaya is crowded and wet for several days and timing is unpredictable. We strongly suggest sending on the 11th or 12th instead — it arrives dry and gets proper attention.
Something for the family rather than for a partner alone. Fruit, a hamper, or anything shareable suits the occasion — it’s a time for respect toward parents and elders more than a couples’ holiday.
They’re welcome but rarely the whole gift, and water is a genuine risk during the festival itself. If you want flowers, send them before the 13th.