Weddings in Japan

Having a wedding in Japan is different to having a Japanese wedding. Both equally exciting. There is literally something for absolutely everyone. 

Japan is truly timeless. A place where ancient traditions are fused with modern life. As if it were the most natural thing in the world. And that makes it the most perfect place to plan a celebration for so many couples.

Weddings in Japan can be traditional and cultural. From exchanging vows in a historical old ryokan or being blessed by monks. It can be eloping in a beautiful Japanese park or garden too. Japan has the power to enthrall and always exudes other-worldliness. Wedding kimonos, shrines, ritual and ceremony. Old world Japan has it all.

Or weddings in Japan can celebrate dazzling modern architecture, sprawling city lights and on trend cocktails, bars and nightlife. A wedding in Japan can celebrate the modern food scene, pop culture and technology. Art galleries and rooftop decks. A superbly modern chic event in one of the world’s great cities.

And… Japan also has the outdoors. It’s over two-thirds mountains, with bubbling hot springs at every turn. There are cedar groves and fields of wildflowers, spectacular lakes and down south stunning tropical beaches. In the winter, a lot of this beautiful nature is covered with snow and the skiing is world class. An aprèsskielopement anyone?

Whatever you image your wedding to be, cultural & ceremonial, modern & refined, or outdoors in mother nature, Japan has it all and then some.

Weddings in Japan can be anything you image your celebration to be.

Wedding in Japan

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