Traditional Japanese Weddings

Traditional Japanese weddings take place in a Shinto shrine. The main religion of the Japanese people is Shinto, which means “the way of Kami (God)”. Traditional Shinto wedding ceremonies are attended by only the couple’s closest friends and relatives. They are very intimate events. The bride’s wedding dress is a traditional white kimono called a shiro-maku. These two words mean “white” and “pure”. Her hair is adorned with accessories and ornaments. The groom also wears a traditional kimo
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