I met one of my clients who had a civil wedding and a reception at Saami (ryoutei restaurant) in June 2012.
We met for lunch.
It has been three years since I had lunch with her last time.
I was so happy to see her again.
We enjoyed chatting and we could talk forever, but the happy time passed so quickly.
It was great that I could see my client again even after 5 years from their wedding.
I would love to see her again if she would come to Tokyo again.
I am looking forward to our next reunion.
WEDDING COSTUME FITTING EVENT WITH THE TRADITIONAL
JAPANESE WIG AND THE MODERN HAIR ARRANGE
At LST Kyoto, we are going to hold a fitting event for the Wedding Kimono
with the traditional Japanese wig and the modern hair arrange by the professional stylist.
It will be a good opportunity for the brides-to-be who are wondering whether to wear the wig.
This is a very popular and well attended event.
[Schedule]
January 20th (Saturday) 10:00-17:00 *Only a few remaining.
February 24th (Saturday)10:00-17:00 *By appointment only
Please don’t miss the chance!
Inquiries: LST Kyoto +81-75-351-6611
I received an email from the couple in Tokyo who had got married at Kiyomizu-dera Temple
and had a wedding reception at Saami (ryoutei restaurant) on December 9th last year.
They wrote me while they were on a honeymoon.
In the photo attached to the email was a lovely couple with the beautiful aurora.
I liked it so much and it reminded me of their wedding day.
We were worried about having rain until the last minute,
but it turned out to be great weather and they enjoyed the ride on JINRIKISHA from Kiyomizu-dera Temple to Saami ryoutei restaurant.
I was so happy to see it as the couple was really looking forward to it.
And the bride looked so pretty in Iro-uchikake (the colored wedding kimono)!
The three months have passed so quickly since we had first received an inquiry from the couple.
I really appreciate the “GOEN (encounter)” and I am so thankful that we could support their wedding.
Wishing them for a lot of happiness and long life ahead.
Today, LST Kyoto and Tokyo staff together visited Kamigamo Shrine for the New Year’s prayer.
After the prayer, we listened Guuji (the chief priest)’s talk.
He explained the origin of “Shinto Wedding” and the meaning of the wedding ceremony.
We also learned about “KOKORO (=spirit) of Shikinen Sengu” which we, Japanese really value.
New Year’s prayer is an annual event for LST staff and it gives me sobering effect at the beginning of every year.
We would like to introduce the magnificence of the wedding ceremony at Kamigamo Shrine and the the excellence of Kyoto wedding to everyone.
LST Kyoto and Tokyo office have started operation for 2018 today.
We will try out best to provide excellent wedding planning and support service with our clients.
With the mottos “Creating the precious moment” and “Omotenashi (=hospitality)”,
we will enrich the people’s mind and society, and make our clients happy.
