Идеи для свадьбы - Japanese #2

WE HEART SHIBORI. BIG TIME. ...Phew, sorry guys just needed to get that off my chest first and foremost! Good morning! I hope y'all are having an ace week and you're ready for some seriously trend setting inspo this morning!

Have you ever heard of the ancient art of ikebana? Chances are you probably have, just maybe not under that name. Otherwise known as the Japanese art of floral arrangements, the tradition dates back to the 6th century and began to flourish under the influence of Buddhist monks + tea masters.

Rabuhos ― or love hotels ― sprinkled throughout Japan's cities and small villages alike, serve a simple purpose: offering couples a space to have sex. Often adorned with mirrored ceilings, rock-walled jacuzzis, and other campy displays of desire, the spaces serve as destinations for unbridled eroticism in a country where societal norms can inhibit such encounters.

Japan has a fantastic culture, traditions and costumes, and this was the reason to use it in the theme of this wedding, and, of course, their Japanese origin was another reason. The event had everything already in place: open bar, good music and lots of desserts.

Today's couple are from different sides of the world, but they both majored in New Media and RIT which is where they first met in class. J.R (groom) is from Erie, Pennsylvania and Akiko (bride) is from Gero City in Japan. They got married at The Back Room on September 20th 2015.

Hanae & Dominic I’m not sure words can express how much I love the wedding of Hanae and Dominic. Hanae is Japanese and her culture was heavily infused to each part of the day. Not only that but she’s rather talented so she designed her own wedding gown, styled the wedding and did her own [...]The post Hanae and Dominic’s Japanese Inspired Country Wedding appeared first on Polka Dot Bride.

Wow! Sorry I went a little MIA. But I am back to tell you about our honeymoon. It was without a doubt the best trip of my life, not only because it was our honeymoon-which I think regardless of wherever you go is one of the best trips ever-but because Japan is, without discussion, the most amazing country I've ever been to.

Nicole and Jonathan wanted their wedding to represent them. They didn't care if things didn't necessary go together, they just wanted the day to feel like them. They included their favourite colours, their love of Lego, Jonathan's Chinese heritage and their mutual appreciation for all things Japanese!

An Indian Japanese Fusion wedding is what we have today on Secret Wedding Blog. It's not too often where the groom carries a sword around on his wedding day, but that's exactly what happened at Rumiko and Amit's wedding. They both live in Japan and Amit is a huge fan of anime (Japanese animation).

This couple is going to blow you away with their unique modern tastes mixed with the tradition of two cultures. This was a modern wedding with Japanese traditions filled with eye-popping details. This Japanese-Jewish wedding, held at Temple Israel in Long Beach, was a beautiful, contemporary mix of their two cultures.

Happy Monday Lovely People! Hope you all had a good weekend. I have been so looking forward to sharing today’s epic wedding with you ever since I saw it on the wonderful Cotton Candy Weddings website. I’m excited for 2 reasons………….Firstly, Gemma and Phil of Cotton Candy Weddings were my wedding photographers and rock in […]

Japanese culture is truly a great one, these are sushi that we all love, samurai codex, martial arts, ultra-minimalist design, anime cartoons and so on - there are lots of things from Japan that interest and inspire us. Today's inspirational wedding shoot also breathes with Japanese spirit, to be precise, with Japanese spring.

WWW readers Emily and Oliver married on the 8th February 2014 at Dodmoor House in Northamptonshire. They wanted to create a red, black and gold oriental inspired wedding day. It was important to them to have great food; their menu sounded scrumptious and I love the donut wedding cake stack...

Being a fashion designer in Brasil, Fernanda and made her own wedding dress/ She also hand stitched the one's her bridesmaid's wore too. Her work is inspired by Japanese culture so that, and her architect husband's love of clean lines, influenced the theme of the wedding.

Lisa and Dillion, a Canadian couple, first met when Dillion crashed Lisa's bookstore work party and her co-worker Geoff (his friend) introduced them. One of the reasons for the introduction is because he thought they'd have a lot in common, both of them being half-Japanese!

Last honeymoon post! The last place we visited was: OSAKA A huge city with lots of nightlife. We only stayed there a night. It is a younger city, lots of teens on the streets. Our favorite spot was the huge aquarium. While in Osaka, I started getting a bit sick...a little sore throat, some sneezing.