Authentic Wedding in Japan
Experience authentic Japanese shrines wedding, where you will be able to enjoy true Japanese traditional culture. The unique experience should become the highlight of your trip to Japan, and one of the most valuable memories of lifetime.
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Wedding ceremony fee(Civil wedding)
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Private room
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Shrine priest
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Live traditional music performance / BGM music
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Kimono for
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Make-up artist
Hairdo & make-up for bride
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Hair accessories for bride
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Wedding planner(in Mandrin Chinese or English)
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Photographer
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Ceremony photographs(approximately 100 soft copies)
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Photo shoot at shrine (30 minutes / approximatley 50 soft copies)
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Trasportation from salon to the shrine
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Japanese Wedding Ceremony
The Japanese shrine wedding ceremony originated from the wedding of the Emperor Taisho in the Meiji era, and was later popularized among the general public. The traditional form is to be dressed in pure white for a slolemn ceremony shared only with blood-related relatives. Perhaps the impression of a shrine wedding is rather rigid. Because of the rules and traditions of the shrine, it seems more ceremonial compared to a free Western-style wedding, so the number of new couples choosing a shrine wedding is gradually increasing.
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KYOTO豊国神社
Toyokuni ShrineIt is an ancient shrine related to Hideyoshi Toyotomi. Inside, a large gate called "Karamon" is preserved as a national treasure. It is said to bring good fortune for couples who gets married in this shrine.
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KYOTO梨木神社
Nashinoki ShrineThe quiet and chic Nashinoki Shrine enshrines Sanetsumu Sanjo and his son Sanetomo who were worshipers of the Meiji Restoration. Inside, you will wind the Somei spring, one of the "Three pure springs of Kyoto," which is the only water source left among the three. In the shrine, there is also the god tree famous for leaves shaped in heart, known as the "tree of love".
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OKINAWA NAHA波上宮
Naminoue ShrineThis shrine is famous for for being the god of the sea among the eight shrines in Okinawa. It was built in the era of the Ryukyu Kingdom to pray for peace of the sea.
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HOKKAIDO SAPPORO北海道神宮
Hokkaido ShrineBuilt in the early Meiji period, the Hokkaido Shrine has been in existence for more than 150 years and has been protecting the happy life of local people for 100 years. The place of sacrifice for the patron saint and the pioneer god.
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HOKKAIDO OTARU龍宮神社
Ryugu ShrineThe Ryugu Shrine located in Inaho, Otaru, is a shrine with a long history and loved by the citizens of Otaru. It is a very quiet and peaceful shrine, just like the atmosphere in Otaru city.
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HOKKAIDO FURANO富良野神社
Furano ShrineFurano Shrine, loved by locals in Hokkaido, is located near the Furano Elementary School. Although it is small in scale, it stands as an important place for local faith.
*For more information about each shrine, please contact us!
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Shiro-muku, is a pure white kimono for Japanese styled weddings. It is considered to be the most traditional outfit for a bride to wear in Japan. The clean and pure image of the Shiro-muku still attracts many brides today.
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The color red symbolizes good fortune, which is used in the base of this kimono. Other embroideries are made in this kimono such as full bloom flowers and traditional Japanese items, all meaning royalty and bright future.
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Auspicious motifs also mean good luck in kimono design. This kimono with unique soft coloring is made of the famous Nishijin silk fabrics.
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07:30 ~ 09:3001|Preparation for cermony
Meet at Petit wedding salon for make-up and preparation, followed by transportation to the shrine.
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09:30 ~ 10:0002|Photo shoot of the couple at the shrine
Photo shoot will take place for about 30 minutes for approximately 50 soft copies.
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10:30 ~ 11:0003|Rehearsal and instructions for the ceremony.
Rehearsal and instructions will take about 30 mintues. Guests are advised to gather in front of the shrine 30 minutes before the rehearsal.
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11:00 ~ 12:0004|Ceremony begins
Please follow the traditional proceadures of a Japanese shrine wedding. The ceremony takes about 30 minutes, followed by a group photo after the ceremony.
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12:00 ~ 14:0005|Ceremony ends
After group photos, the couple will return to the salon to remove make-up and change back to casual clothes. End of service.
*The above time flow is for reference only, it may be different according to the shrine, please contact us for details.
- Ceremony flow All members participating the wedding will form a line to enter the shrine, and after a ritual ceremony, the main priest will report to the god about the marriage of the couple. The ceremony will include rituals such as the "san-san-kudo" ceremomy, and the entire ceremony will take about 30 minutes.
- The rituals are mainly performed by the groom. Reading the oath is also done by the groom alone.
- Family oriented wedding Originally, the meaning of marriage in Japan was only for the groom, bride, and their family. Basically, only family and relatives could participate at a wedding. Nowadays, it is not rare for friends to participate, but to only to watch the ceremony from outside. (According to the regulations of the shrine, there may be situations where friends cannot participate)
- Limits to recording & photography Because of the belief of the gods, certain rituals during the wedding are not allowed to be recorded by photograph or video. Some shrines refuse all staff from filming during the ceremony. In this case, we will try to take photos before the ceremony in order to capture your memories.