Shiromuku is a traditional Japanese bridal kimono worn by brides during Shinto wedding ceremonies. The word “Shiromuku” means “pure white,” and this outfit symbolizes the bride’s purity and new beginning. Shiromuku consists of: The color white has been recognized in many societies as a symbol of purity and virtue. The Read more…
We often receive inquiries about the Package Plans offered by venues. It is true that venues that often do weddings have special packages. The packages include all the services you will require, and is structured in an easy way so that you don’t have to find your own vendor and Read more…
Ann and Frank will get married in November 2023, but prior to the Big Day, they went through the formalities at the municipality office in Tokyo and were legally married. The Paperwork procedure was somehow complicated, because one lives in a different country. Even though they were of the same Read more…
Alejandra and Hiroshi’s wedding ceremony took place on October 16 at a resort in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture. The guests and staff were delighted by the 65 fireworks that were launched at the climax of the reception; at the very moment when the wedding cake is being cut. Although it was Read more…