From Fuji’s Snow to Florida’s Sun: A Wedding on America’s Only Private Island
Some stories don’t travel in straight lines. Some circle back. Some light up new corners of the world. And some stay with…
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37 Frames
37 Frames is a wedding planning, photography and film studio in Tokyo, founded by Tracey Taylor and Dee Green. The studio plans weddings and elopements across Japan and around the world. Its weddings have appeared in Vogue and The New York Times.
A Fall Elopement in the Mountains of Mie & Nara | The Quiet Magic of Sasayuri Ann Ozunu
There are places in Japan that don’t feel like places at all… they feel like thresholds. Doorways between the seen and unseen.…
Ukiyo: The Floating World
What Is Ukiyo? In Japan’s Edo period, ukiyo meant “the floating world”. A poetic description of life’s fleeting pleasures. Think kabuki theatres, geisha districts,…
Why Japan Is the Perfect Wedding Destination | For Every Kind of Couple
If you’ve ever dreamed of a destination wedding that feels uniquely you, Japan might just be your place. It’s one of those rare…
The Rare Qualities That Carry Us Through: Lessons from Weddings, Business, and Beyond
Introduction: Why Luxury Weddings Teach Us About Business In the world of luxury destination weddings, where every detail matters and every moment…
How to Deal With Online Trolls: A Survival Guide for Small Business Owners Who Are Actually Out There Doing the Work
When You Work in the Spotlight, Trolls Eventually Find You If you run a small business long enough … especially one built…
The Benefits of Hiring a Wedding Planner in Japan (And How to Choose the Right One)
Because planning a wedding abroad should feel like an experience, not an obstacle. Let’s start with the truth: Japan is magical. It’s…
Not All Photography Is Created Equal: What We Choose to Value
We live in a world where everything looks the same … until it doesn’t. A hotel room is just four walls and…
Travel Is Not a Reward for Working. It’s the Reward for Living.
We’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Anthony Bourdain said it best: “Travel is not a reward for working, it’s education for…
Furusato: The Hometown That Stays With You
What Furusato Means Furusato (ふるさと) is the Japanese word for “hometown.” But it’s more than a place on a map. It’s the…
Yuzu and Olive: A Luxury Ryokan Wedding at Jinya
Her roots are in Japan and Thailand, his in Greece. They wanted European editorial elegance, in a Japanese inn. Over two days…