Basic rate

248,000 yen (tax not included) ～

Included in the plan
Black Montsuki Haori Hakama, White Kimono, Dressing,
Western style Hair & Make-up (Bride), Ceremony Support

20.000 yen (tax not included) will be added on Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays.
Wedding fees (tamagushiryo and obuse) for shrines and temples are not included.
A room charge for preparation may be required.
Change from colored kimono to black kimono and wig are available as an option.

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If the wedding preparation starts before 7:00 a.m., an early morning fee of 7,000 yen (tax not included) per beautician will be charged.
*If wedding costumes are to be worn after the ceremony (reception and photography), an extension fee for costumes, an additional beauty fee, and a travel fee to the dinner venue will be required.

No need to come to the office for a meeting

Meetings are conducted online, by phone or email. There is no need to come in advance just for a meeting.

Costumes can be selected from about 80 stores nationwide.

You can choose your costumes at a salon near your residence. There is no need to come to the salon just to select costumes.

Local planners provide excellent support.

Our local planners will provide full support for any consultations regarding your ceremony and meetings leading up to your wedding day.

Basic rate

148,000 yen (tax not included) ～

Our wedding planners are well versed in weddings at shrines and temples so that the couple can feel at ease about the wedding ceremony.
Our wedding planners, who are experts in weddings at shrines and temples, will assist you from consultation to
the day of the wedding ceremony.

Included in the plan
Groom's gown, Bride's gown, dressing,
hair and makeup, photographer's fee (data will be delivered)

Optional
＋Wedding Dress
＋Hair and make up for +dress, etc.

An additional 30,000 yen (tax not included) will be charged on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays.
You can choose wedding dress & tuxedo or kimono.
Depending on the shooting location, a separate transportation fee may be charged.

Example of Japanese Clothing

hakama without gussets (worn by female students and later male students in the Meiji period)

white kimono

black silk or paper tied around one's kimono before an obi is tied

colorful wedding kimono