This year has only several days left.
All the LST staff would like to thank for the “GOEN (encounters)” with many brides and grooms in 2016.
In April, we opened “LST maman” to make it easy for the pregnant brides to prepare their wedding easily.
We will try our best to improve our service next year to plan the special wedding for the couples and guests, hoping the memory of the day will remain in their heart for long.
Our office will open from January 4th, 2017 after the new year holiday.
We are looking forward to serving you soon.
Iro-uchikake “Akaji-keicho-gosho-guruma”
This uchikake is designed by Yumi KATSURA. In addition to the auspicious motives such as “matsu (=pine tree)” and “tsuru (crane)”, other motives like “yukiwa (=snow crystal) and “gosho-guruma (ox-cart)” are placed with good balance.
It’s a pretty and elegant kimono.
“Kyo-ryouri Sakurai” is a traditional Japanese ryoutei restaurant located in Shake-machi of Kamigamo shrine.
They use “Kouyama-Yusui (spring water)” from Kamigamo shrine for the meals served at the wedding reception by getting special permission from the shrine. It reflects their service attitude which respects a “GOEN (=tie)” with their guests and tries their best for their wedding with great hospitality.
We have learned a lot about “hospitality and warm consideration for the guests” from Sakurai people.
It was really wonderful time which we appreciate a lot.
We would love to continue working with them for long time.
We provided our service for a wedding ceremony at Kiyomizu-Dera Temple on December 4th. It was conducted at Nainaijin in the Hondo (main hall) in Buddhist style. We found it a solemn yet warm, a great wedding ceremony.
Kazuma-sama and Mika-sama, thank you for traveling all the way to Kyoto for the fitting of the costume.
It was our great pleasure to serve such a wonderful couple like you. I am very grateful that I could meet you through your wedding.
Please enjoy the wedding reception in Tokyo!
Kazuma-sama and Mika-sama, wishing you a lot of happiness and prosperity to both families.
We started offering a new wedding costume plan “TAN” from December 1st. We prepared it with great devotion but provide reasonable price.
The letter “丹 (tan)” has a meaning of “sincerity” and the fabric was woven in “Tan-go” region in Japan. With this special plan, you can choose your favorite “Shiromuku (=all white wedding kimono)” among eight different designs.
Since its founding, LST has been providing various plans and original products to our clients with the hopes that more and more couples will choose to have their wedding ceremony at shrines and temples.
For the details, please contact to our office in Kyoto or in Tokyo.