Three Popular Types of Masks for Quirky, Surreal, and Fun Japanese-Style Pre-Wedding Photography
2017.10.30 published
Fun & Strange! Let's Use Masks for Pre-wedding Photos*
This shooting prop is gaining popularity among brides who are doing traditional Japanese-style pre-wedding photos*
It is the ‘mask,’ which is often sold at summer festival stalls!
Masks that cover people's faces tend to be perceived as slightly creepy, strange, and surreal.
However, conversely, thanks to their quirky appearance, they are popular for capturing fun and unique wedding photos♩
Here are three types of popular masks for traditional Japanese-style pre-wedding photography*
Popular Mask 1: Animal Mask
The first one is a super realistic animal mask that features the face of an animal*
You might have seen it frequently on Instagram, so many brides might be "a little curious" about it!
While the bear & rabbit set is popular, there are also plenty of other varieties like giraffes, pigs, monkeys, and lions♩
When you actually put it on, it perfectly matches the colorful kimono and hakama, creating an exquisitely stylish atmosphere that you will love♡
You can get it on Rakuten Market for 486 yen◎
➡ Click here for the Rakuten Market purchase page*
Popular Mask 2: Fox Mask
Next, let's introduce the fox mask, which features a magical and mysterious aura that seems like it came out of a fairy tale*
Since it's a bit scary as it is, many brides tend to decorate it by sticking patterned paper on the ears or adding flowers♩
When you put it on, you can capture wedding photos reminiscent of the ancient Japanese legend of the fox marriage♡
There's no doubt that it can create an enchanting bride appearance*
You can get it on Rakuten Market for 1,490 yen◎
➡ Click here for the Rakuten Market purchase page*
Popular Mask 3: Hyottoko & Okame
Finally, we introduce the amusing hyottoko & okame masks that are sure to induce laughter with their funny expressions*
The combination of the silly-faced hyottoko and the round Heian-style okame is very entertaining♡
They are also considered auspicious items that symbolize the invitation of happiness, making them perfect for weddings♩
You can get them on Rakuten Market for 400 to 500 yen◎
➡ Click here for the Rakuten Market purchase page*(Hyottoko)
➡ Click here for the Rakuten Market purchase page*(Okame)