Alluring Decorations and Stunning Designs! 6 Examples of Original Weddings That Strengthen Bonds with Guests ♩

2017.09.13 published

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[Original Wedding] Aspiring but...

An original wedding that is unique, free, and true to the couple. While there is a strong desire to have guests say, "I've never seen a wedding like this before!"...

Many people might think, "That's impossible for us."

☑ Because we don’t have strong preferences

☑ Because we don’t have any ideas

☑ Because we lack a sense for DIY

☑ Because it seems like it would be really expensive

and so on, there are various reasons.

If you are a bride-to-be who admires original weddings but is hesitant for such reasons, there is a production company that you should definitely know about.

Original Wedding Production Company 'HAKU' *

That company is the production company "HAKU."

There’s a common image that "original weddings = extravagant weddings filled with what the couple wants," but that's not the case with "HAKU."

The unique feature of "HAKU" is that they listen to and draw out the couple's feelings, memories, and roots, and weave that into detailed performances and decorations.

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Therefore, a variety of couples come to consult with "HAKU."

Some may think, "I can’t come up with a theme or anything, but I just want the guests to have a good time,"

while others might think, "I can’t do anything extravagant, but I want a warm and memorable wedding."

It's not just about a novel and surprising original wedding; "HAKU" produces weddings that reflect the couple's feelings and deepen the bond between the couple and their guests.

Here are some examples of weddings produced by "HAKU." *

Original Wedding Example 1: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall…"

The couple didn’t want a wedding where they’d end up saying, "I'm sorry we didn't talk much!" So "HAKU" proposed a party with plenty of time to mingle freely.

An original wedding doesn't simply mean cramming in rare performances. It's about expressing individuality while valuing interactions with guests, which is "HAKU" style♡

The venue decoration aimed for a stylish and casual look reminiscent of a home party abroad. The professional designer who understands the couple's feelings about their wedding produces the interior and decorative items♡

The wedding theme was "Mirror, mirror, on the wall… (What is the most important thing in the world?)".

The couple wanted to provide a space for their loved ones to reflect on "what they hold dear" rather than just celebrate with them, which conveys their heartfelt intention.

The reply postcard for the invitation included the question, "What do you value the most in the world?"

On the wedding day, the bride wrote the words from the replies alongside each guest's name on a mirror.

Furthermore, they brought a tree into the venue and hung letters expressing their gratitude to guests from its branches. At regular weddings, it's common to add a word or two on the back of a name card, but these two felt that would not be enough! This performance fulfills their feelings♡

Guests were also invited to write thank-you letters during the reception, which were then hung on the tree. After the wedding, it will be exciting to open and read each one.

The point was to sprinkle performances throughout the party that guests could freely participate in while enjoying the reception rather than having structured performances in specific segments.

This became an original party that reflected the couple's desire to heavily interact with their guests.

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Original Wedding Example 2: "Forms"

The couple had a specific image of wanting to have their ceremony at a shrine.

While a shrine or Buddhist ceremony feels like the opposite of an original wedding, "HAKU" can preserve the solemn atmosphere while still creating it in a way true to the couple.

For instance, they hung a traditional patterned mobile made from handmade Japanese paper from the beams of the ceiling or created hakama with an original family crest.

This allows the establishment of a wedding that merges tradition with individuality♡

After the shrine ceremony, they traveled by rickshaw to a long-established restaurant for a family-centered reception. *

To ensure distant guests also enjoy their stay in Tokyo, the table names were named after tourist attractions♡

The couple had a reception centered around family and then hosted a party for their friends the next day. A wedding spread over two days is wonderful♡

The theme for the party held in a private old house in the city was “Forms,” which represents each other’s individuality. ＊ Various colors and shapes of honeycomb balls adorned the venue.

They incorporated many Japanese wedding traditions, like cutting chirashi sushi, creating a warm party atmosphere.

Original Wedding Example 3: "Like a Day Off"

The couple didn’t want an over-the-top "wedding," but they did want to create a setting to announce their union to everyone.

So "HAKU" proposed a warm wedding with the atmosphere of welcoming friends over for a visit. ＊

The invitation was designed like a handwritten letter. An original logo featuring their trademark glasses and beloved cat adds a nice touch. "HAKU" can also create original logos and family crests♡

The location was an old house in Zushi, Kanagawa, close to the beach. After the beach ceremony, the party began in a wide room with tatami and cushions. ♡

The sunlight streaming through the windows, the shadows cast on the floor, and the gently swaying breeze...

The venue decoration and table coordination took maximum advantage of the natural "beauty" that blends into everyday life. *

In the tatami room, guests could easily move around.

They could freely go from table to table or sometimes sit on the porch to chat... It truly became a warm wedding, just like inviting guests into their home.♡

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Original Wedding Example 4: "Stay GOLD"

The couple held a wedding party with a strong desire not only for themselves but also for their guests to have as much fun as possible.

The theme "Stay GOLD" refers to “pure things / one's values / shining thoughts in the heart.”

At the entrance of the venue, they displayed wedding photos shot in NYC on the wall to create a photo gallery.

Matching the concrete wall, the black-and-white photos have a stylish touch＊ It feels just like a real gallery.

This gallery space is filled with the couple's precious items. The groom suspended denim he collects from above, while the bride displayed stamps she collects in a glass case. It perfectly represents the theme of “GOLD (one's values)” in their space full of affection.＊

While denim and stamps might seem challenging to incorporate into a wedding, they worked wonderfully to create a stylish atmosphere.♡

The beauty of original weddings is the freedom to express what you love openly.＊

Original Wedding Example 5: "Clock Hands"

The couple wanted to reflect on the time spent with their guests and express their gratitude. Their wedding theme was "Clock Hands."

The decoration concept for the reception venue was set within a clock. "The reason the couple can continue moving forward is that guests advance the clock's hands" is the meaning behind having a large gear as décor on the stage.

The gear has all the guests' names cut out, a thoughtful detail. Many guests were happy to find their names and took photos with excitement.♡

The flowers placed on the tables are in bloom just before blossoming. Guests can enjoy watching the flowers bloom during the reception!＊

Every detail of the table decor shows the commitment of a "HAKU"-produced wedding to excellence. ♡

They continually present surprising ideas that make you wonder, "How did you come up with that?" and "How will you bring it to life?"

The activities during the party, of course, also revolved around the theme of "time." ♡ Everyone enjoyed a treasure hunt game, searching for clues related to the couple within the venue to solve crossword puzzles.

It was a fantastic activity that allowed the couple to reflect on the time spent with their guests.

At the climax, they had an event where a real moving clock was created. Guests decorated the clock face with gears signed by them, and the couple worked together to insert the battery. ♡

Then, the long and short hands resembling the couple began to move. It was a fitting joint effort to start marking time together. ♩

This was a wedding overflowing with memories and gratitude, themed around all the "time" throughout their lives, not just the few hours of the day.＊

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Original Wedding Example 6: "COUNT FES"

"I want the guests to truly enjoy themselves!" That's the primary hope of this couple's wedding, a festival wedding where everyone participates. ♡

As the countdown of 5.4.3.2.1… begins, people naturally feel excited. This wedding is themed "COUNT FES," filled with anticipation and thrill.

At the entrance and throughout the long hallway leading to the party space, there are countdown panels. At the peak of excitement, as they enter the venue, they find a lush green lawn inside, despite being indoors! ♡

Wearing wristbands and towels featuring the logo on a grass track, they toast with energy drinks!

The traditional activities for wedding certificates and ring relays were transformed into sports festival events!

Dividing into teams led by the groom in blue and the bride in white, everyone enjoyed the wedding together. This was a truly unique sports day wedding that fulfilled the couple's wish to have fun with their guests. ♩

The grand finale featured a bubble machine, and amidst the lively background music, they celebrated with exhilarating applause. ♡

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Let's Consult First *

How did you find it? We've shared six examples of weddings produced by "HAKU."

You don't need strong personal tastes or individualistic senses to hold an original wedding. The most important thing is the thought for your guests.

If you're a couple who wants their guests to enjoy themselves, feel free to consult "HAKU." They can help even if you’ve already decided on a venue or if you're looking for guidance on 1.5 receptions or after parties. ♡

In the salon, they will introduce various examples, listen to the couple's feelings, and make specific proposals. They can accommodate initial inquiries via phone or LINE as well.

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