Rice Field Home Farm Stay & Cafe | Wedding Venue in Saraburi

In the middle of lush green rice fields in Saraburi, there is a small place that is more than just a café or a place to stay. It is a space filled with stories, intention, and a warm, home-like atmosphere.

 

Rice Field Home Farm Stay & Cafe brings together a vintage café, a homestay, and a wedding venue in a simple, nature-surrounded setting one that feels friendly and welcoming from the very first step inside.

 

From carefully collected antiques thoughtfully arranged throughout the space, to food flavors that grew alongside family traditions, and from a small dream that slowly took shape amid the rice fields this place has become a destination for rest, connection, and meaningful moments. Some guests come to relax, some to spend quality time, and some couples choose to entrust one of the most important days of their lives here.

 

 

 

Mr. Isarapong: Rice Field Home Farm Stay & Cafe began when I helped renovate my father-in-law’s homestay. It was a small piece of land surrounded by rice fields in Saraburi that gradually evolved into a vintage-style café one of the very first rice-field cafés in the province.

 

I’ve always loved collecting European furniture, so many of the pieces I had collected were brought in to decorate the café. Over time, they naturally shaped the identity of the place as it is today.

 

After opening the café for a while, people started asking about hosting weddings here. At that time, we had to put those plans on hold because of COVID. When we finally had the chance to expand again, we redesigned the space to accommodate small garden weddings.

 

The weddings here are not held on a plain lawn, but in a garden filled with small corners, details, atmosphere, and a unique character of its own.

 

Mr. Isarapong: For my wife and me, Saraburi feels like a second home. It’s a place that allowed us to pursue our dreams, take care of our father, and build meaningful friendships. Saraburi is not just where our business is located it’s truly a part of our lives.

 

Mr. Isarapong:  I’d simply say, “This is our home. Come visit.”

It feels like wanting to invite friends over after finishing a new house excited to show them the space, the collections, and to share the pride and care we put into everything here.

 

 

Mr. Isarapong: The café and restaurant are designed to spark curiosity 

 

 

That curiosity often turns into conversations, naturally creating connections and new friendships without even realizing it.

 

Mr. Isarapong: “Homemade” is a word many places use, but here we mean it literally.

Most dishes are truly homemade, like our fish and chips prepared by my wife’s mother in Bangkok and delivered every week. She selects the fish herself, prepares everything, makes the sauce from scratch, even pickles the cucumbers by hand.

The overall taste of our food feels familiar and comforting—like home-cooked meals. These are the flavors I grew up with, and they reflect our family’s roots.

 

Mr. Isarapong: Saraburi isn’t a major tourist city, so guests who stay at the homestay usually come with the intention to truly rest spending slow, quality time with family or close friends.

 

Café visitors come to enjoy desserts, take photos, or bring their dogs along, as we are pet-friendly and one of the first places in Saraburi to welcome pets openly.

 

Mr. Isarapong: For couples on their first date, I hope they get to genuinely spend time together sharing desserts, playing with our corgis Khanom Tom and Mary, and taking beautiful photos together. Some couples actually had their first date here and later returned to host their wedding with us. That’s something we’re incredibly touched by.

 

 

Mr. Isarapong: The concept of our accommodation is simple, private, and pet-friendly. Guests can bring their dogs, let them run in the garden, and enjoy a calm, uncrowded atmosphere.

 

Having the café on the same property makes the stay feel like a complete getaway. Guests often mention how relaxing the atmosphere is, how cute the rooms are—and of course, how unforgettable Khanom Tom and Mary are.

 

There are no TVs or unnecessary distractions. We want guests to talk, do activities together, and truly spend time with one another—because those moments become real memories.

 

Mr. Isarapong: My favorite season is the rainy season, when everything turns lush and green, the rice fields are full, and the scent of the earth fills the air. Simply watching the rain fall is happiness.

 

Winter mornings are another favorite cool breezes, fresh air, and a special kind of calm that makes everything feel just right.

 

Mr. Isarapong: Rice Field Home is a wedding venue in Saraburi that’s easy to reach and not far from the city. Guests can travel conveniently.

 

The weddings that suit the venue best are vintage or European-inspired garden weddings small, warm, and intimate. We host both traditional Thai ceremonies and vow ceremonies.

 

Most couples choose small to medium-sized weddings, around 50–250 guests, and we plan to expand in the future to accommodate larger events.

 

The most emotional moments often happen at the couple’s dining table especially during speeches from parents and close friends, and when love letters are read aloud. These moments are truly unforgettable.

 

Seeing guests dine, stay, and celebrate together in one place makes us happy, knowing every corner of the venue is being fully enjoyed.

 

 

Mr. Isarapong: What we value most is maintaining a friendly, warm, and approachable atmosphere. We want this place to be part of every important chapter in our guests’ lives from proposals and weddings to building a loving family.

The most meaningful moments are when couples tell us they loved their wedding and thank us, or when guests return and remember the place from its earliest days. It feels like reconnecting with old friends. At heart, this place is simple, comfortable, and welcoming a space where everyone can truly be themselves.

 

Mr. Isarapong: Saraburi is no longer just a place people pass through. Today, it’s filled with charming cafés and accommodations. If anyone is looking for a garden wedding venue similar to those in Bangkok Saraburi now has one.

Whether staying for a day or a night, we hope everyone leaves with positive energy and renewed inspiration.

 

Our future dream is to develop the space further for small weddings, intimate events, and camping areas so people can spend more time with nature together.

We also specialize in small, warm, rustic-style garden weddings, and many couples have trusted us to design and host their special day. It’s been a deeply meaningful experience.

 

The smiles of couples and guests are the greatest reward that keeps our team inspired to continue creating with heart.

 

 

Business Name: Rice Field Home Farm Stay & Cafe ที่พัก ร้านอาหาร ร้านกาแฟ สระบุรี

Owner: Isarapong Kraichingrit

Year Established: 2024

Contact: facebook.com/RiceFieldHomeSaraburi