Unlike others that use banana leaves to make Krathongs, the unique material for Krathongs here are coconut shells. After being cleaned thoroughly, the coconut shells are filled with melted candle wax to keep the wick in place. Villagers gather together early in the morning to decorate the procession. Some of them dance joyfully whilst walking in the procession of coconut Krathongs to the riverbank. Then they ask for forgiveness from the Buddha’s footprint and the goddess of water and pray for sufferings to flow away with the current. After that the villagers give away a raft as a donation to a random person who collects it.