Almost Ashore: A Japanese Garden Wedding at Tantoku in Kawagoe
For more than a century, a dry garden in Kawagoe has held a treasure ship just about to reach the shore. An…
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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.
Wa (和): Finding Harmony in the Chaos
There’s a Japanese word that feels like the thread holding it all together. Wa. It’s often translated as “harmony,” but it’s so much…
A Destination Wedding in Hakone | Rain, Connection, and the Beauty of Imperfection
A Wedding at Hakone Retreat Surrounded by Nature and Meaning Hakone has always felt like a place where stories settle. Mist curling…
Champagne Supernova in Tokyo | What Oasis Still Teaches Us About Life, Art, and Belief
The Cassette That Started It All I still remember the day Dee threw a cassette across the cafeteria table at uni and…
Dreaming of a Destination Wedding and Don’t Know Where? Japan Should Be at the Top of Your List … Here’s Why
For years, the destination wedding world had a handful of reigning favorites. Italy. Bali. Hawaii. Mexico. Beautiful, of course. And deservedly popular.…
Refusing to Settle: Why The Best Vows Are Not About Staying Still
There’s a phrase we hear too often about marriage: settling down. But what if marriage isn’t about settling at all? What if it’s…
A–Z of Our Travels | A is for Adventure (and Adhesive Scrapbook Glue)
There was a time before blogs, before Instagram grids and drone footage. A simpler, stickier time. Back when the height of creativity…
The Lessons We Keep from Father of the Bride | A Love Letter to Diane Keaton
Some movies don’t just entertain us. They live in us. For us, Father of the Bride was one of those films. Not the kind…
Pre-Wedding Photos in Japan: The Afternoon They Chose at Mt Fuji
Every piece of advice about photographing Mt Fuji says go at dawn. This couple asked for the afternoon instead, two looks and…
The Art of Running (and Everything Else): Murakami, Marathons, and Moving Through Life
There’s something meditative about running. That slow conversation between the body and the mind. The rhythm of feet against pavement. The quiet…
Kintsugi: Repairing With Gold
What Kintsugi Means One of our favourites today. It really resonates deeply with us both. Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is the Japanese art of…