"Capturing Beautiful Moments: Photo Ideas for the 'Yuinou' Ceremony, the First Ritual Connecting Two Families with the Final Furisode"

I Want to Take Beautiful Photos When Having a Yui-no Ceremony ♡

With the decision to marry, a "yui-no" ceremony is held in front of both families to promise a future marriage. The yui-no is a perfect opportunity to wear a beautiful furisode dress, which can only be worn while single, or even if you don’t wear a furisode, it’s a gathering for the whole family to celebrate the ceremony and share a meal together＊

In such a yui-no setting, you definitely want to capture beautiful memories with stunning photos＊ However, you might be unsure of what kind of photos to take. In such cases, let's refer to some photos from experienced brides’ yui-no ceremonies as inspiration! ♡ This time, we will introduce you to some beautiful yui-no photos from senior brides♩

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ①

A classic photo for a yui-no ceremony is this one ♡ A shot showing the arranged gifts, showcasing the engagement ring and the return gift watch＊

@nagisa_marry

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ②

You’ll want to imitate a shot taken while sitting in front of the yui-no gifts＊ This is a beautiful photo that clearly shows the lovely sleeves of the furisode♡

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ③

One photo that is surprisingly often forgotten is a full-body shot in the furisode＊ Gently place your hand on his arm and make it elegant and refined◎

@tabaimi0313

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ④

A shot taken in front of the yui-no gifts is also immensely beautiful＊ It's a great way to remember the feelings of the day with a lovely photo♡

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ⑤

Don’t forget to capture the view from behind as well ♡ The furisode is all about the beautiful obi, so make sure to have an exquisite photo taken＊

@sy1110.wedding

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ⑥

A shot taken at the dining gathering is also a wonderful snapshot◎ It's likely to bring back memories of what was discussed＊

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ⑦

One key photo not to miss is the group photo with all family members＊ This bride has gathered not only her parents but also all relatives, making it a picture full of happiness♡

Important Ceremony Connecting Both Families: Yui-no Photos from Senior Brides ⑧

Don't forget the close-up shot of your hand featuring the engagement ring and the return gift watch＊ The commemorative items from your engagement should always be worn close to you♩

Let’s Preserve a Wonderful Yui-no Ceremony in Photos ♡

How did you like the suggested photos for the yui-no ceremony? It can be pretty nerve-wracking during the yui-no, and on the day, it’s hard to voice, “I want to take this photo!” Additionally, it’s not common to have a photographer present, making it difficult to express your wishes.

If there are specific photos you want, it's a good idea to provide a guideline to the staff, your mother, or father in advance or communicate what kind of photos you’d like◎ Make sure to capture beautiful photos at your yui-no and keep them as a memorable keepsake♩