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WEDDING STORY 02
Kimono & Dress:
Kimono & Dress:
A Wedding Story in Ikaho
Japanese and Western attire at a traditional inn
OUR STORY
A dress and a kimono.
A dress and a kimono.
A day that is truly yours, in Ikaho.
For couples who dream of a truly Japanese wedding, here is a sample day that brings Japanese and Western style together. Get ready in a wedding dress, change into kimono, and take photos in a tatami room and before the Omori noren curtain. End the day with Japanese cuisine and the hot springs.
*This is a sample itinerary. Photos are for illustrative purposes; the actual ceremony, photography and locations are arranged with you to suit your wishes and conditions on the day.
SCENE 01
Getting Ready in a Wedding Dress
The day begins in a wedding dress. Adjust your veil, pick up your bouquet, and take your time with dress portraits in the warm wooden interiors of the inn.
LocationLounge
SCENE 02
Shiromuku in a Tatami Room
From the dress to a dignified shiromuku, a traditional white bridal kimono. Kimono has a way of making you stand a little taller. Then take portraits beside the groom in montsuki haori and hakama, traditional formal attire for the groom, in a room of shoji screens and tatami.
LocationTatami room
SCENE 03
Changing into Iro-uchikake
Next, a vivid iro-uchikake, a richly embroidered bridal over-robe. Its bold colors and patterns stand out beautifully against the inn's wood and stone. Attire can be arranged to suit your wishes.
LocationLobby
SCENE 04
Before the Omori Noren
The large noren curtain of Nagomigokoro no Yado Omori is the spot that captures the inn best. A shared laugh or a portrait side by side becomes a keepsake of your journey.
LocationEntrance and noren
SCENE 05
In the Lounge
In the lounge, with the view stretching beyond the windows, take more relaxed photos in kimono, and take a breather together between shots.
LocationLounge
SCENE 06
Japanese Cuisine and Hot Springs
In the evening, enjoy kaiseki prepared by our head chef: seasonal ingredients served course by course, a highlight of the trip for family and guests alike. Afterward, relax in Shirogane-no-Yu, a spring known for its skin-beautifying waters.
LocationBanquet room and baths
SCENE 07
Your Day, in Photographs
At the end of a day spent in both Japanese and Western attire, your photos hold more than the outfits. They hold the time you spent together.
LocationInside the inn
PLAN
Plans for This Story
Onsen Ryokan Wedding
with an Overnight Stay
To celebrate with family over a night at the inn. Weekday stay with dinner & breakfast for two from ¥110,000 (accommodation only).
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Exclusive-Use Wedding
To host your guests with the whole inn to yourselves. From 30 guests, ¥1,650,000 (tax included).
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A Wedding at a Hot Spring Ryokan
From arrival to the next morning: shiromuku, iro-uchikake, a dress, kaiseki and hot springs over one night.
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