The Peaks Show and Hide: A Mountain Wedding in Japan, in Kosuge in May
More than five centuries ago a poet wrote that the high peaks above Kosuge show themselves and hide. They still do. A…
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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.
Beneath the Blossom: Two Brides in Japan at Jinya
All they wanted was blossom, and spring was taking its time making promises. Over two days at Jinya and in the gardens…
Dee: The Light That Holds It All Together (Happy Birthday)
Some people walk into a room and change the temperature. Dee changes the weather. She doesn’t need to be the loudest, or…
The Third Camera
37 Frames has been the only wedding creative team in Japan offering dedicated content creation alongside photography and film these past couple…
We Use AI More Than Anyone We Know. Here’s Where It Falls Apart for Weddings in Japan.
We use AI every day and we're genuinely obsessed with it. But when it comes to planning a destination wedding in Japan,…
The Question We Keep Coming Back To
Most wedding businesses measure success by growth. More bookings. More team. More revenue. More everything. We measure it differently. After a few…
March 11
Fifteen years after the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, we reflect on what those months of volunteering along Japan's devastated coastline taught…
The destination wedding market is booming. Here’s what the numbers actually tell us.
The global destination wedding market hit $42.8 billion in 2025. Japan is one of the fastest-growing segments. Here's what the numbers reveal…
She Was Already in the Room | International Women’s Day
The women behind a Destination Wedding in Japan. Her flight landed eleven hours ago. She has not slept. She is standing in…
Komorebi: What It Means That Japan Has a Word for This
Japan has a word for sunlight filtering through leaves. Komorebi. English does not. A language that names this is a language that…
She Was Buried by an Avalanche and Kept Climbing
Junko Tabei was four feet nine. She was told to stay home and raise children. She founded Japan’s first women’s climbing club,…