I supported an on location photography for a couple from China.
Their friends also attended the site, and the photography proceeded in very cheerful atmosphere while everyone communicated in three different languages: Chinese, English and Japanese.
The bride is a writer and also an actress back in China and she knows a lot about Japanese culture and history.
I wish from bottom of my heart for her many years of happiness with her sweet husband.
Thanks for the opportunity to support them.
By H / LST Wedding Tokyo, BY B / LST Wedding Kyoto
I supported a wedding ceremony at Kamigamo shrine and a reception at NOANOA the other day.
The bride and groom are living in the USA and the family of the bride traveled to Japan to attend the wedding.
The reception was celebrated by just family members in cozy and homey atmosphere, surrounded by the warm lights of candles and curtain lights carefully chosen by the bride and groom.
I am so happy to have been able to support their wedding.
Congratulations!!
I supported a wedding ceremony at Kamigamo shrine and a reception held at “Saami (ryoutei restaurant)” on September 27th.
The bride played the trumpet along with her school friends to express her feeling of gratitude to the guests.
She started playing the trumpet when she was a elementary school student.
They played a song called “Ame Nochi Hallelujah (Rain and later sunny)” which represented the bride’s decision that she would overcome anything with her husband.
Her message seemed to reach everyone’s heart and all the guests shared her feeling. It was a really heartwarming reception.
Wishing them for a long happy married life.
Congratulations!
By T / Japanese Style Wedding Planner, LST Wedding Kyoto