Mr. and Mrs. M visited LST Kyoto salon last Saturday with their two boys.
They got married at Kamigamo shrine on November 22nd in 2010 and keep coming back to visit the shrine and LST Kyoto salon on their wedding anniversary since then.
This was their fourth visit.
As Mrs. M were pregnant with twins when I saw them last year, I’ve been looking forward to see them with babies.
They named “Kengo” in the hope he will grow up in good health and named “Hayao” in the hope he will also grow up together with Kengo.
Both names are nice and reflecting their parents’ love.
Kengo-kun and Hayao-kun must be walking when we’ll see them next year.
We’ll be looking forward to your visit again, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Thank you for visiting us every year!
By M.T / Japanese Style Wedding Planner, LST Wedding Kyoto
I recently supported a wedding at Kamigamo shrine and then a reception at “Sakurai (ryoutei restaurant)”.
The groom was an older brother of the bride who had her wedding with our service three years ago.
He was so impressed with his sister’s wedding at Kamigamo shrine and then decided to have his own there too.
During the reception, he organized the back ground music by himself, and it became such a cozy and friendly party.
The bride and groom brought their parents’ wedding photos and showed them to the guests and everyone enjoyed.
We are really grateful for being given such a precious opportunity to serve both for a brother and a sister.
Now his sister is in the ninth months of pregnancy.
We wish the family a lot of happiness and prosperity, and pray for the safe birth of his sister’s child.
Mr. and Mrs. Aoki who had got married two years ago with our service visited our office with their child born last year.
They had a wedding ceremony at Heian Jingu shrine and a wedding reception at Awata-sanso.
We talked about their wedding and they told me that they were very happy that they ordered the album of the wedding.
We could actually meet each other just once before their wedding as they were living distant city.
But we could email and talked over the phone many times to plan their wedding and an on-site location photography,
and I still remember some of our conversation as a precious memory.
Mr. and Mrs. Aoki, thanks for sharing your precious time with us while you were traveling to Kyoto.
We had dinner with other LST staff at “Sakurai (ryoutei restaurant)” the other day.
We have seen “Mushiri-dai” many times as it is one of the dishes served at the wedding reception at Sakurai.
They explained that tai(=sea bream) represented the happiness and this dish was served to share the happiness with everyone.
We all enjoyed the taste of Autumn food such as Matsutake Mushroom, Saury and Ginkgo Nuts which were not only delicious but beautiful to the eyes.
We really had a good time.
