Koro Films · Destination weddings

Koh Lanta Wedding Photographer & Videographer

Long quiet beaches, sunsets over the Andaman Sea and small resorts on Krabi’s southern island. Our Bangkok team photographs and films weddings on Koh Lanta — beach ceremonies at Pimalai Resort & Spa, tea ceremonies in the villa and parties under fairy lights on the sand.

Rainbow and Jeffrey kiss under a white fabric arch with flowers on the beach at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta
Rainbow & Jeffrey · Pimalai Resort & Spa, Koh Lanta
15+ yearsWeddings in Thailand
3 filmsKoh Lanta weddings on YouTube
Photo + FilmHighlights, long films, drone
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Koh Lanta wedding photography

Who photographs and films weddings on Koh Lanta?

Koro Films is a Bangkok-based wedding photography and film team that covers weddings on Koh Lanta in Krabi province. We have photographed and filmed three weddings on the island, including two at Pimalai Resort & Spa on Kantiang Bay. Wedding photography starts at 30,000 THB for 6 hours, plus 10,000 THB per team for travel from Bangkok.

Koh Lanta (เกาะลันตา) is a long, quiet island about two hours by road and car ferry from Krabi International Airport. Its west-coast beaches — Klong Dao, Long Beach, Klong Nin and Kantiang Bay — face the Andaman Sea, so the sun sets over the water every evening. Most of our couples fly in from abroad, and we work in English and Thai.

At a glance

PricePhotos from 30,000 THB · film from 45,000 THB (6 hours)
Travel+10,000 THB per team from Bangkok (Indian packages: 20,000 THB)
Team2 photographers · 3 cinematographers
FilmsHighlight film + 30–45 minute documentary film
PhotosHigh resolution, professional colour correction
Indian weddings2–3 days, photo + film from 220,000 THB
Delivery60–90 days after full payment, online
AreaKantiang Bay, Long Beach, Klong Nin, Klong Dao, Koh Lanta Noi
LanguagesEnglish and Thai

From our wedding packages and Indian wedding packages.

Updated October 2026

Koh Lanta wedding films

Watch real Koh Lanta wedding films

This is Karen and Stephen’s wedding at Pimalai Resort & Spa in April 2019: a Chinese tea ceremony in the villa, the ceremony on the sand under an arch of white orchids, portraits at sunset on Kantiang Bay, and dinner and a fire show on the beach under fairy lights.

Karen & Stephen — Beach wedding · Pimalai Resort & Spa, Koh Lanta · 6:59

More films from Koh Lanta:

Koh Lanta films on our YouTube channel → · Weddings on the Krabi mainland: Krabi wedding films.

Koh Lanta wedding venues

Which Koh Lanta wedding venues have we worked at?

We have photographed and filmed two weddings at Pimalai Resort & Spa on Kantiang Bay, in the south of Koh Lanta Yai, and a beach wedding elsewhere on the island. At Pimalai the ceremony is set up on the sand in front of the resort with the forested headland behind the couple, and dinner and the party follow on the beach under fairy lights. If we have worked at your venue before, we can plan camera positions and timing in advance.

Real weddings by venue

VenueWhat we coveredStories & films
Pimalai Resort & Spa, Kantiang BayChinese tea ceremony, beach ceremony, sunset portraits, beach party with fire showKaren & Stephen · Karen & Stephen (film)
Pimalai Resort & Spa, Kantiang BayBeach ceremony under a white fabric archRainbow & Jeffrey · Rainbow & Jeffrey (film)
Koh Lanta beachBeach weddingEstelle & Sylvain · Estelle & Sylvain (film)

Other venues couples choose on the island include Layana Resort & Spa on Long Beach, SriLanta Resort on Klong Nin, Rawi Warin Resort & Spa and private beach villas. We travel to any venue on Koh Lanta for the same fee. Getting married on the Krabi mainland? See our Krabi wedding guide, our Thailand wedding venues guide and pre-wedding locations in Krabi.

A wedding day on Koh Lanta

What does a Koh Lanta wedding day look like?

Most Koh Lanta weddings are one-day beach weddings at a single resort: the morning in the villa, the ceremony on the sand in the late afternoon, portraits at sunset and dinner on the beach. Here is how Karen and Stephen’s day at Pimalai unfolded, and what we photograph and film at each stage.

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Tea ceremony & getting ready

Morning · In the villa

Karen and Stephen’s day began in their villa at Pimalai with a Chinese tea ceremony: Karen in a red embroidered qipao, both families seated, and tea served to parents and grandparents in turn. We photograph the details first — the dress, the rings, the view from the balcony — then the ceremony and a few portraits before the couple change for the beach.

What we capture: Details, hair and make-up, the tea ceremony with each family member, and portraits in the villa.

Stephen kneels to serve tea to a seated elder in a red dress during the Chinese tea ceremony in a villa at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta, with family watchingA red embroidered qipao for the tea ceremony hangs on a wooden door in a villa at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaKaren in a red lace qipao and Stephen in a white shirt embrace by the villa pool under green trees at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta
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Beach ceremony

Late afternoon · On the sand

The ceremony was set up on the beach in front of the resort: rows of white chairs, an arch of white orchids and greenery, and the green headland of Kantiang Bay behind the couple. After the vows, guests threw petals as Karen and Stephen walked back down the aisle, and we flew the drone for a photo of everyone on the sand. Rainbow and Jeffrey married on the same beach under a white fabric arch — see their wedding film.

What we capture: The walk down the aisle, vows and rings, reactions in the front rows, the petal exit and a drone photo of all your guests.

Karen and Stephen hold hands with the celebrant under a white fabric arch of white orchids and greenery on the beach at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaDrone photo of all the wedding guests gathered on the sand in front of the ceremony arch at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaGuests throw petals as Karen and Stephen walk back down the aisle after their beach ceremony under a floral arch at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta
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Sunset portraits

Golden hour · Kantiang Bay

Kantiang Bay faces west, so the sun sets over the sea right in front of the resort. We take the couple down to the water for the last half hour of light — walking along the shoreline, the clouds turning pink over the headland — while the guests have drinks. See more couples in our Western wedding portfolio.

What we capture: Couple portraits at golden hour, silhouettes at sunset and a few frames with the wedding party.

Karen and Stephen smile at each other on the wet sand at sunset with the green headland of Kantiang Bay behind them, Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaKaren and Stephen hold hands as they walk along the shoreline at sunset on Kantiang Bay, Koh LantaKaren and Stephen kiss on the beach at sunset under a cloudy sky on Kantiang Bay, Koh Lanta
04

Dinner & party on the beach

Night · Fairy lights

Dinner was set on long white tables on the sand under strings of fairy lights, with a welcome sign at the entrance. Then came the first dance under the lights, a fire show on the beach and a fountain of sparks for the couple. We stay until the last song, and we can add a live stream for family who cannot travel.

What we capture: Table details, speeches, the first dance, the fire show and the party on the sand.

Long white dinner tables with strings of fairy lights set on the sand at dusk for a beach wedding reception at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaKaren and Stephen hold hands during their first dance under fairy lights on the beach at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh LantaKaren and Stephen embrace on the beach at night in front of a fountain of sparks at Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta

Plan your Koh Lanta wedding

When is the best time for a wedding on Koh Lanta?

Most couples plan Koh Lanta weddings between November and April, the dry season on Thailand’s Andaman coast, when the sea is calm, the skies are clear and the sunsets are reliable. May to October is the monsoon season, with heavy showers and rough seas, and some resorts and boat services on the island close for the low season. Koh Lanta’s beaches face west, so plan your ceremony for the late afternoon and your portraits for the last hour of light.

Good to know

  • Season. November to April is the dry season on the Andaman coast, with calm seas and clear sunsets. From May to October the monsoon brings heavy showers and rough seas, and some resorts and boat services on the island close for the low season, so choose a resort that stays open and has an indoor backup.
  • Light. Koh Lanta’s beaches face west, so the sun sets over the sea. Plan the ceremony for the late afternoon and couple portraits for the last hour before sunset; midday sun on white sand is harsh.
  • Getting there. Fly to Krabi International Airport, about 1.5 hours from Bangkok, then about two hours by road and car ferry to the island. In the dry season speedboats also run from Phuket, Koh Phi Phi and Ao Nang. Our team travels the day before and stays on the island.
  • Travel fee. 10,000 THB per team for our photo and film packages. For Indian packages, transport is 20,000 THB and the couple provides two hotel rooms with an extra bed for three nights, plus meals for the team at the functions.
  • Island trips. Pre-wedding shoots by boat to Koh Rok or the Trang islands depend on the sea and the weather, so we plan them for the dry season with buffer time.
  • Drone. Drone shots need your venue’s permission. Drone footage is 5,000 THB extra.
  • Family abroad. Relatives who cannot travel can watch your ceremony live with our live streaming team.

Koh Lanta, Krabi or Phuket?

Koh LantaKrabiPhuket
From BangkokFly to Krabi (about 1.5 hours), then about 2 hours by road and ferryFly to Krabi (about 1.5 hours), then 30–45 minutes by roadFly to Phuket (about 1.5 hours)
FeelLong quiet beaches, small resorts, few crowdsLimestone cliffs, Railay, luxury resortsBig island, the most resorts and villas, busiest
Best seasonNovember to AprilNovember to AprilNovember to April
Good forSmall beach weddings at one resort, elopementsBeach ceremonies under the cliffs, 3-day Indian weddingsLarge Indian weddings, villa weddings
Our travel fee10,000 THB per team10,000 THB per team10,000 THB per team
Our guideYou are hereKrabi weddingsPhuket weddings

Koh Lanta wedding packages & prices

How much does a wedding photographer cost on Koh Lanta?

Wedding photos on Koh Lanta start at 30,000 THB for 6 hours with 2 photographers, and film starts at 45,000 THB for 6 hours with 3 cinematographers. Photo and film together start at 75,000 THB. Add 10,000 THB per team for travel from Bangkok. Indian weddings start at 220,000 THB for 2 days of photo and film, with 20,000 THB for transport.

Koh Lanta wedding photography & film prices (THB)

Your weddingCoveragePhotoFilm
Wedding day6 / 8 / 10 hours · 2 photographers, 3 cinematographers30,000 / 40,000 / 50,00045,000 / 60,000 / 80,000
Wedding day, photo + film6 / 8 / 10 hours · 2 photographers + 3 cinematographers75,000 / 100,000 / 130,000
Indian wedding, 2 daysBasic · Premium · All Inclusive220,000 · 270,000 · 320,000
Indian wedding, 3 daysBasic · Premium · All Inclusive270,000 · 320,000 · 370,000
Pre-wedding shoot4 / 6 / 8 hours · 1 photographer, 1–2 cinematographers15,000 / 20,000 / 25,00020,000 / 30,000 / 40,000
Marriage proposal1–2 hours · 1 photographer, 1 cinematographer10,00015,000
Travel to Koh LantaFlights, transport and accommodation for the team+10,000 per team

What is included

  • Photo. 2 photographers, high-resolution images with professional colour correction, sent via Google Drive.
  • Film. 3 cinematographers, a highlight film and a 30–45 minute documentary film. You choose the song; files via Google Drive.
  • Indian packages. 2–3 photographers and 2–3 videographers, unlimited photos in an online gallery with AI face recognition, a 5–8 minute highlight and a 20–60 minute film of each function. Premium and All Inclusive add albums and a pre-wedding shoot.
  • Payment. 40% deposit to book (50% for Indian packages); the balance 10 days before the wedding. Delivery 60–90 days after full payment.

Prices in Thai baht from our wedding packages, Indian packages, pre-wedding and proposal pages (October 2026). Indian packages: transport 20,000 THB and team rooms provided by the couple. Pre-wedding and proposal travel is quoted.

Popular add-ons

  • Drone footage+5,000 THB, with your venue’s permission.
  • Same-day editA 4–6 minute film shown at your reception the same night. +15,000 THB with Indian packages; ask us for other packages.
  • Photo albumA4 album of 150–200 photos from 5,000 THB. Photo books
  • Live streamFor family who cannot travel. Live streaming
  • Photo boothPrinted photos and 360 video for your guests. Photo booths
  • Pre-wedding shootPhotos from 15,000 THB, film from 20,000 THB (4 hours). Pre-wedding · Proposals

Four simple steps

How do we book Koro Films for a Koh Lanta wedding?

01

Send your date

Message us on WhatsApp or LINE with your date, your venue and the days or hours you need.

02

Get your quote

We check our team’s availability and send a quote, including travel to Koh Lanta.

03

Secure your date

Sign the agreement and pay the deposit: 40% for wedding packages, 50% for Indian packages.

04

Plan the day

Send your schedule and the names of key family members. The balance is due 10 days before the wedding.

Photos and films are delivered 60–90 days after full payment.

What couples say

Thank you again for the wonderful experience we had with you as our photographers during our wedding in Khao Lak! We thank you for all your time, patience, and effort for us as well.

Jill & Milind · Bride & Groom, Khao Lak

My wife and I recently had our wedding in Thailand and we were referred by a few people to hire KORO Films. […] They far exceeded our expectations. Their team was friendly, kind and always smiling.

Komal & Sunny · Bride & Groom

You guys have created for us an incredible wedding video that has exceeded my expectations and everything that I wanted.

Roxy & Alex · Bride & Groom

More reviews on our testimonials page.

Good to know

Koh Lanta wedding photography: frequently asked questions

How much does a wedding photographer cost on Koh Lanta?

Wedding photos start at 30,000 THB for 6 hours with 2 photographers. Film starts at 45,000 THB for 6 hours with 3 cinematographers, and photo and film together start at 75,000 THB. Travel from Bangkok to Koh Lanta adds 10,000 THB per team. Indian weddings start at 220,000 THB for 2 days of photo and film.

Do you charge a travel fee for Koh Lanta?

Yes. For our photo and film packages, flights, transport and accommodation to Koh Lanta cost 10,000 THB per team, the same as Krabi and Phuket. For Indian packages, transport is 20,000 THB and the couple provides two hotel rooms with an extra bed for three nights, plus meals for the team at the functions.

Which Koh Lanta wedding venues have you worked at?

We have photographed and filmed two weddings at Pimalai Resort & Spa on Kantiang Bay (Karen and Stephen, Rainbow and Jeffrey) and Estelle and Sylvain’s beach wedding on Koh Lanta. We travel to any resort or villa on the island, including Layana Resort & Spa, SriLanta Resort and Rawi Warin Resort & Spa, for the same fee.

What is the best time of year for a wedding on Koh Lanta?

November to April is the dry season on the Andaman coast, with calm seas and clear sunsets. May to October is the monsoon season, with heavy showers and rough seas, and some resorts and boat services on the island close for the low season. Koh Lanta’s beaches face west, so the last hour of light is the best time for portraits.

How does your team get to Koh Lanta?

We fly from Bangkok to Krabi International Airport, then drive about two hours by road and car ferry to the island. The team arrives the day before your wedding and stays on the island, so an early start or a late party is no problem. Flights, transport and rooms are covered by the 10,000 THB travel fee per team.

Can you cover a Chinese tea ceremony as well as the beach ceremony?

Yes. Karen and Stephen’s day at Pimalai began with a tea ceremony in the villa before the beach ceremony, and we covered both with the same team. Tell us your schedule and we plan the day around it.

Do you photograph Indian weddings on Koh Lanta?

Yes. Our Indian packages cover Koh Lanta: 220,000 THB for 2 days and 270,000 THB for 3 days with photo and film, plus 20,000 THB for transport. We have covered multi-day Indian weddings on the Krabi mainland at Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve and Sofitel Krabi Phokeethra.

Can you film our wedding with a drone?

Yes, if your venue allows it. Drone footage is 5,000 THB extra. At Pimalai we flew the drone for a group photo of all the guests on the beach.

Can you also do a pre-wedding shoot or a proposal on Koh Lanta?

Yes. Pre-wedding photos start at 15,000 THB for 4 hours, and film at 20,000 THB, with travel quoted. Proposal photography starts at 10,000 THB. Boat trips to Koh Rok or the Trang islands depend on the sea, so we plan them for the dry season.

Can our family abroad watch the wedding live?

Yes. Our live streaming team can stream your ceremony for family who cannot travel.

Can you cover a small wedding or elopement on Koh Lanta?

Yes. For a small wedding of 2–20 guests that needs only 2 cinematographers, email [email protected] and we will send a custom price.

When will we receive our photos and films?

60–90 days after full payment, delivered online.

How do we book you for our Koh Lanta wedding?

Send your date and venue on WhatsApp (+66 92 192 4566) or LINE (@korofilms). We check our availability and send a quote. Your date is booked once the agreement is signed and the deposit is paid: 40% for wedding packages or 50% for Indian packages. The balance is due 10 days before the wedding.

Do you work in English?

Yes. We work in English and Thai, and most of our couples fly in from abroad.

Let’s start with your date

Planning your wedding on Koh Lanta?

Tell us your date, your venue and what you are celebrating — we will check our availability and send you a quote, including travel from Bangkok.

Call or WhatsApp +66 92 192 4566 · LINE @korofilms · [email protected]