Kimono Wedding Photo Shot in Shrine Ceremony and Garden
In the realm of cultural experiences, a Kimono Wedding Photo Shot in a Shrine Ceremony and Garden is like a brush dipped in vibrant hues, ready to paint a picture of tradition and elegance.
Imagine the allure of exchanging vows in the ethereal ambiance of a Japanese shrine, surrounded by lush greenery and the soft rustling of leaves.
This unique opportunity not only promises stunning photographs but also a profound immersion into the essence of Japanese matrimonial customs, making it an experience sought by many.
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Key Points
- Experience a blend of tradition and modernity in Tokyo through a kimono wedding photo shoot.
- Participate in shrine ceremony rituals symbolizing unity and blessings for the couple.
- Enjoy professional services like traditional kimonos, hair design, makeup, and photography.
- Immerse in the vibrant atmosphere of Tokyo, capturing historical charm in a dynamic metropolis.
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Location in Tokyo, Japan
The photo shoot for the Kimono Wedding at the shrine ceremony and garden takes place in Tokyo, Japan. This bustling city serves as the backdrop for a traditional and picturesque experience.
Tokyo, known for its blend of modernity and tradition, offers a unique setting for capturing the essence of a Kimono Wedding. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of Japan while creating lasting memories in stunning locations.
Tokyo’s vibrant atmosphere and historical charm provide the perfect environment for this special occasion. The juxtaposition of ancient traditions against the backdrop of a dynamic metropolis adds a distinctive flavor to the photo shoot, ensuring a truly unforgettable experience for all involved.
Services Included for the Photoshoot
Several essential services are included for the Kimono Wedding photo shoot in Tokyo, Japan. Participants can expect to be provided with traditional kimonos for both the bride and groom, along with professional hair design and makeup services to ensure they look their best for the photoshoot.
A skilled photographer will capture the special moments throughout the shrine ceremony and garden setting. Plus, transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle is arranged to ensure a comfortable and convenient experience for the couple.
These services are carefully curated to enhance the overall wedding photo shoot and create lasting memories in the beautiful backdrop of Tokyo.
Shrine Ceremony Details
During the shrine ceremony, you will engage in traditional rituals symbolizing unity and blessings for the couple.
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Purification Ritual: The couple will purify themselves by washing their hands and mouths at the chozuya before entering the shrine.
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Offerings and Prayers: They’ll make offerings of coins, food, or sake to the kami (spirits) and offer prayers for a harmonious marriage.
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Exchange of Vows: The couple will exchange vows and promises to support each other throughout their lives.
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Blessings and Well-Wishes: Family and friends present will offer their blessings and well-wishes to the couple for a prosperous future together.
Meeting Point Information
Participants in the shrine ceremony and garden wedding photo shoot should plan to meet at サンコレクション日本橋店 in Tokyo, Japan. The meeting point is conveniently located at 1-chōme-13-14 Nihonbashimuromachi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0022, Japan.
To reach the location by train, it’s about a 3-minute walk from Mitsukoshimae St (Exit A4) on the Hanzomon & Ginza Line, approximately 5 minutes from Shin-Nihonbashi St (Exit 3 or 5) on the Sobu Line, and around 9 minutes from Nihonbashi St (Exit D2 or D4) on the Tozai, Asakusa & Ginza Line.
Participants are advised to arrive at the meeting point on time to ensure a smooth start to the memorable experience of the shrine ceremony and garden wedding photo shoot.
Activity Confirmation and Accessibility
Upon booking the Kimono Wedding Photo Shoot in Tokyo, Japan, confirmation will be provided within 48 hours, subject to availability, with services not being wheelchair accessible.
Here are some key points to consider:
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Confirmation Time: Within 48 hours of booking, availability permitting.
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Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible, but stroller accessible and conveniently located near public transportation.
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Participant Eligibility: Most travelers can participate, and it’s a private tour/activity exclusively for your group.
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Operator: The experience is operated by kimono seina, ensuring a specialized and authentic service.
Pricing and Cancellation Policy
After confirming the Kimono Wedding Photo Shoot booking, travelers should note that the pricing is set at $3,190.18 per group for up to two individuals, with a non-refundable cancellation policy in place. This means that if the booking is canceled, there will be no refund issued.
It’s important to carefully consider this policy before finalizing the reservation to avoid any misunderstandings later on. The operator, kimono seina, upholds this policy to ensure smooth operations and to protect their availability for other potential bookings.
Travelers are encouraged to plan accordingly and reach out to the operator if there are any uncertainties or questions regarding the cancellation policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Kimono for the Photo Shoot, or Do I Have to Use the Ones Provided by the Operator?
They can’t bring their own kimono for the photo shoot. They must use the ones provided by the operator. This ensures a consistent look for the ceremony. It’s part of the package and adds to the authenticity of the experience.
Is There a Specific Time of Day That Is Recommended for the Best Lighting for the Photoshoot?
For the best lighting during a photoshoot, early morning or late afternoon is recommended. These times provide softer, more flattering light that enhances the beauty of the subjects and surroundings, creating stunning photos.
Are There Any Restrictions on the Type of Hairstyle or Makeup That Can Be Chosen for the Photo Shoot?
There are no restrictions on the type of hairstyle or makeup that can be chosen for the photo shoot. Participants have the freedom to select styles that align with their preferences and desired look.
Is There a Specific Dress Code or Attire That Guests Attending the Shrine Ceremony Must Adhere To?
Guests attending the shrine ceremony must adhere to a specific dress code. Traditional attire, such as kimonos, is commonly expected. It is essential to respect the cultural norms and traditions of the ceremony by dressing appropriately.
Are There Any Additional Fees for Bringing Extra Guests or Participants to the Photo Shoot and Shrine Ceremony?
There are no additional fees for bringing extra guests or participants to the photo shoot and shrine ceremony. The price includes services for up to 2 people. Any additional guests beyond this number may incur extra charges.
Recap
Experience the magic of a Kimono Wedding Photo Shot in a Shrine Ceremony and Garden with kimono seina in Tokyo, Japan.
From the stunning kimonos to the serene backdrop of the shrine and garden, every detail is meticulously planned for an unforgettable experience.
Book now to capture the essence of traditional Japanese weddings and create lasting memories in one of the most beautiful settings in the world.
