Modern japanese wedding

A stunning album from a traditonal yet modern Japanese wedding.

Here, a Japanese wedding expert explains five marriage customs to know when planning a Japanese wedding, including shinto rites, traditional attire, and more.

Kumiko & Tausif’s Ikebana-style flower arrangements created by Britlyn Simone Floral still have us swooning! The Japanese floral designs, chosen to represent the bride’s Japanese background, also included hand-folded origami paper cranes. The groom’s Bagladeshi background was reflected in the color palette of pinks and oranges to represent décor often worn by Bengladeshi brides. The couple also paid homage to their current home in Hawaii with Hawaiian florals on their cake topper and…

Nothing says Spring like Japanese florals! This blend of traditional Japanese and American tradition proves combining cultures is possible.

Attending a modern Japanese wedding is a great experience and one that shouldn’t be missed. There are a few customs you should be aware of before you attend though. In this article we give you the best tips on what to be aware of before you go.

There are so many charming, meaningful wedding traditions around the world, and I do so love the snapshots that the weddings we feature here on Love My

The bridal kimono, known as "uchikake" or "kakeshita" in Japanese, is a garment deeply rooted in cultural significance and rich symbolism.

On the surface, Matt and Holly don't seem like the romantic type. They joke around constantly. They tease and laugh and make fun of life and each other. On the surface, they seem realistic, down to earth, and sensible when it comes to their relationship. They care deeply for each other and for their friends and family, but there are no cotton candy clouds of pure floating happiness when it comes to love.