Kyoto Weddings

Traditional Japanese Wedding Ceremony

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

 

Kyoto Weddings

Traditional Shinto Wedding for International Couple in Kyoto, Japan

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

“Shinto wedding ceremonies are based on the ancient Japanese Shinto tradition and can be performed even if the couple performing the ceremony is not believers in Shinto”

 

Inquire About Availability

"Do you know? You can say your vows in your native language"

The Spanish couple exchanged vows in Spanish.

Kyoto Mayor's Signed Marriage Certificate

As a special commemoration, receive an official certificate signed by the Mayor of Kyoto City.

*This certificate does not certify marriage under Japanese civil or family registration laws.

Special Benefit

3 flowers placed in a vintage glass jar with a soft green background.

Story of kyoto weddings

Kyoto, the ancient capital representing Japan. 

Why don’t you hold your wedding ceremony in Kyoto

where you can feel the good old Japanese culture?

Wedding couple logo
Wedding couple logo
Kyoto Weddings

Traditional Japanese Wedding Ceremony

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

Traditional Shinto Wedding for International Couple in Kyoto, Japan

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

“Shinto wedding ceremonies are based on the ancient Japanese Shinto tradition and can be performed even if the couple performing the ceremony is not believers in Shinto”

 

Inquire About Availability

"Do you know? You can say your vows in your native language"

The Spanish couple exchanged vows in Spanish.

Kyoto Mayor's Signed Marriage Certificate

As a special commemoration, receive an official certificate signed by the Mayor of Kyoto City.

*This certificate does not certify marriage under Japanese civil or family registration laws.

Special Benefit

3 flowers placed in a vintage glass jar with a soft green background.

Story of kyoto weddings

Kyoto, the ancient capital representing Japan. 

Why don’t you hold your wedding ceremony in Kyoto

where you can feel the good old Japanese culture?

Wedding couple logo
Wedding couple logo
Kyoto Weddings

Traditional Japanese Wedding Ceremony

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

Traditional Shinto Wedding for International Couple in Kyoto, Japan

A Shinto wedding is a traditional Japanese ceremony conducted in front of deities.

There is a time-honored Japanese altar ceremony in which a couple expresses gratitude for their destiny and is joined in matrimony.

“Shinto wedding ceremonies are based on the ancient Japanese Shinto tradition and can be performed even if the couple performing the ceremony is not believers in Shinto”

 

Inquire About Availability

"Do you know? You can say your vows in your native language"

The Spanish couple exchanged vows in Spanish.

Kyoto Mayor's Signed Marriage Certificate

As a special commemoration, receive an official certificate signed by the Mayor of Kyoto City.

*This certificate does not certify marriage under Japanese civil or family registration laws.

Special Benefit

3 flowers placed in a vintage glass jar with a soft green background.

Story of kyoto weddings

Kyoto, the ancient capital representing Japan. 

Why don’t you hold your wedding ceremony in Kyoto

where you can feel the good old Japanese culture?

Wedding couple logo
Wedding couple logo