Essential Item Found in Every Studio: 11 Wedding Photos Featuring 'Bamboo Umbrellas' That Enhance Japanese Attire ♡

The Essential Item for Japanese Traditional Pre-Wedding Shoot: 'Bangasa' (Japanese Umbrella)＊

When it comes to essential items for Japanese traditional pre-wedding or post-wedding shoots, the 'Bangasa' is a must-have! The beautiful purple and red umbrellas enhance the traditional attire brilliantly and are excellent props◎ Moreover, many photography studios offer them, which is a delightful bonus♩

Simply holding a Bangasa during your pre-wedding shoot would be a waste! Let's explore various ways to use it and capture wonderful wedding photos◎

However, many brides must be wondering how to effectively use the Bangasa in their photos. This time, we will introduce beautiful shots featuring 'Bangasa' used by senior brides♩

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot①

First up, we have a beautiful silhouette shot＊ The way she bumps her nose lightly is simply adorable♡

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot②

A lovely shot of the couple sharing an umbrella, with him holding the Bangasa＊ Surrounded by lush greenery, the color-obake (the colored kimono) and the Bangasa create such a lovely contrast♡

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot③

A truly celebratory shot featuring fully bloomed cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji＊ This beautiful photograph is something unique to Japan…♡ I’m so glad to be born Japanese＊

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot④

A shot resembling the "Hinomaru" (the national flag of Japan) with a red Bangasa against a pure white background＊ Even silhouette shots can change the mood depending on whether the Bangasa is placed in front or behind◎

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑤

A classic shot taken with a Bangasa in a Japanese garden is a must-do＊ The bride’s black hikifurisode is also incredibly stunning♩

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑥

A shot with the Bangasa placed down is also worth trying＊ The two Bangasas embracing the newlyweds create such a sweet moment♡

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑦

For those in a shiromuku (white kimono) and hakama, it is recommended to hold the Bangasa in reverse style◎ While the monochrome look is already beautiful, using the Bangasa adds a touch of color and glamour＊

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑧

This bride recreated the same pose as her parents’ wedding photo＊ Surely, her parents would be delighted by this nostalgic touch♡

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑨

A cute wedding photo where they share an umbrella and he gives her a peck on the forehead＊ Her shyness makes this moment even more heartwarming♡

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑩

It’s also recommended to position the Bangasa on both ends while shooting◎ The vibrant traditional attire stands out beautifully against the backdrop of the stunning bamboo grove＊

Senior Bride's Bangasa-included Pre-Wedding Shoot⑪

Here we have a wedding photo featuring the Bangasa in the foreground＊ The couple's silhouette beautifully emerges against the Bangasa, creating a very romantic atmosphere♡

Let's Capture Various Photos with the Bangasa＊

How did you like the senior brides' pre-wedding shoots using the Bangasa? Each wedding photo is so wonderful and makes you want to replicate them♩

The Bangasa is an essential item that adds color to your traditional pre-wedding shoot＊ Be sure to make full use of it and capture beautiful photographs!♡