Planning a Wedding in Japan as a Foreigner: What Comes First
How to plan a wedding in Japan from overseas: the legal question, who works for you, the venue, the budget and what…
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Four Signatures and Everything Else: How to Get Married in Japan
Everything couples need to know about getting married in Japan, in the order we'd decide it: the legal part, who works for…
Wedding in Japan FAQ: Straight Answers to the Questions Couples Ask Us
Planning from abroad, legal marriage, Shinto ceremonies, venues, seasons, guests, food and cost: the questions international couples ask us most about a…
Taian 2027: Japan’s Lucky Wedding Days, and the Case for the Unlucky Ones
The full Taian 2027 calendar of lucky wedding days in Japan, checked day by day: which dates fill first, why only fifteen…
Room for Two: How to Elope in Japan
An elopement in Japan deserves as much thought as a wedding for two hundred. Our guide covers the legal side, where to…
Before You Book Anything: 10 Things Couples Wish They Knew Before Planning a Wedding in Japan
The decisions that cause the most trouble at weddings in Japan are usually made before anything looks like a wedding. After years…
A Tokyo Bay Wedding, a Boat Full of Friends and One Extraordinary Party
Two graphic designers made room for a whole city in their wedding. There was a first look on the pavement, a flower…
The Way In Became the Aisle: A Wedding at Jinya, Tsurumaki Onsen
Jinya, in Tsurumaki Onsen, began as a villa for receiving guests, on ground that was once a samurai's camp. This couple were…
A Hakone Forest Wedding, With Everyone They Call Home
Their lives had taken them through several countries; in Hakone, the people from those lives finally met. The forest held the ceremony,…
The Heart of Connection | Why We Believe in Getting to Know Each Other First
Connection matters to us. Our first call with a couple isn’t an interview; it’s a conversation. A moment to listen, share, and…
Two Women, One Vision: How 37 Frames Built a Global Wedding Brand From Tokyo
It Started With Two Cameras and a Vision Two women in Tokyo. Us. Two cameras. A shared sense that love stories deserved…