"Reasons Why Choosing a 'Shiro-muku' for Pre-Wedding and Post-Wedding Photos is a Dream Worth Trying at Least Once in Your Life!"
2017.10.03 published
Once in a Lifetime, I Want to Wear a White Wedding Kimono ♡
When it comes to traditional Japanese weddings, the white wedding kimono and colorful uchikake are the classics*
Both the white wedding kimono and colorful uchikake are worn at the start of the reception and during outfit changes,
but particularly, the white wedding kimono is worn in Shinto or Buddhist ceremonies, giving it a classic and special atmosphere ♡
Many brides might be thinking, "I want to wear such a wonderful white wedding kimono at least once in my life!" ♩
However, some brides seem to be hesitant to give up on the white wedding kimono because they want to wear a regular wedding dress and colored dress on their wedding day.
For those brides who have this dilemma, why not wear a white wedding kimono for pre-wedding or post-wedding photos? ♡
Here are a few charms of wearing a white wedding kimono during pre-wedding photo shoots*
Charm of Wearing a White Wedding Kimono in Pre-Wedding Photos ① You Can Capture Truly Beautiful Photos*
The charm of wearing a white wedding kimono in traditional pre-wedding photos lies in capturing beautiful wedding photos that respect tradition and have an authentic feel ♡
On the wedding day, things can be quite hectic, and the photo shoot time can be short, but during pre-wedding photos, with ample time, it's nice to be able to get your ideal shots to your heart's content!
Charm of Wearing a White Wedding Kimono in Pre-Wedding Photos ② Guests Will Be Delighted When Displayed at the Venue ♡
Even if you only wear a dress on your wedding day, you can use photos of you in the white wedding kimono for decorating the welcome space or as material for the profile book, which is also a plus!
Guests will surely compliment you saying, "It's so beautiful!" "I wanted to see it in person!"*
Charm of Wearing a White Wedding Kimono in Pre-Wedding Photos ③ Actually, There's a Wide Variety of Designs ♩
The white wedding kimono is characterized by its pure white design, but it's also noteworthy that there are various types in terms of material and patterns*
For example, in terms of colors alone, there are a range from pure white to light shades of unbleached fabric (kinari)!
Moreover, there are designs with gold or red embroidery on the sleeves, and patterns of pine, bamboo, and plum or cranes throughout.
You should try on and find your favorite design during the fitting ♩
