Japanese Wedding

Dedicated to sushi-loving couples, the main characteristic of a Japanese wedding is the bright colors and the joyful setting. The wedding gown... According to original rites, the bride must change gowns at least four times during the reception: from the traditional candid white kimono – symbol of mourning before rebirth – then into colored gowns which do not have to be in Japanese style. Thanks to our expert collaborators in the sector, we can propose different gowns assisting in their creation or simply indicating where they can be found. The reception... The entrance of the bride is accompanied by lounge music with a touch of Zen. Before she takes her place at the table, toasts with saké are made which accompany the guests until the beginning of the wedding banquet. The menu, composed of Japanese specialties, is chosen to satisfy all of your guests. To realize a perfect reception, we suggest experts and professionals in this culinary art form. A candle is placed on every table. During the bride and groom’s traditional greetings to their guests, the candles are lighted as a sign of gratitude for their presence. As for the Chinese-style wedding, the place cards are made from origami, ideograms or tea infusions, while the wedding favors are chosen from aroma therapy diffusers or incense burners, or a tea set and bamboo and a choice of teas may be used. The honeymoon... At this point, you may already be considering a honeymoon in Japan. Departing from Tokyo, you can quickly reach many tourist sites such as the Zen temple in Sojiji and the parks of Yamashita and Sankeien near the central harbor of Yokohama. The ancient capital Kamakurawas the birthplace of Zen Buddhism in Japan and is enriched by magnificent Shinto temples and sanctuaries. In Atami you will find marvelous beaches and sulfur springs, a perfect starting point for excursions in the luxuriant natural setting of the Izu peninsula. And don’t forget famous Mount Fuji: sacred site and the highest peak in the country with its variety of scenic views that offer a glimpse of the infinite.