In Japan, we have a custom of giving money as a gift to celebrate happy events such as weddings and childbirth. (This is called “goshugi.”) This is especially important when attending wedding ceremonies, as you must bring it with you on the day of the event. This article introduces some of the celebrations and the …
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This article continues from Japanese Wedding Guide for Guests | Part-1 and Part-2. In Part-1, we write about the different types of weddings in Japan, and what to prepare. In Part-2, we feature what to wear for a wedding ceremony. If you haven’t read it yet, read Part-1 and Part-2 first. Before the wedding begins …
This article continues from Japanese Wedding Guide for Guests | Part-1”. In Part-1, we write about the different types of weddings in Japan and what to prepare for a wedding ceremony. If you haven’t read it yet, read Part-1 first. What to wear for a wedding ceremony and reception For men Suits Wear a black …
Japanese Wedding The wedding in Japan can be roughly divided into three parts. 1. The ceremony (About 30 minutes) It is a ceremony where the bride and groom make their marriage vows in front of God and the guests.There are two types of ceremonies. In Japan, people are not so religious, so they hold their …
Let’s learn together when and how to reply politely to Japanese wedding invitations when you receive them. There are no strict rules, but there is a tradition of how it should be done. When should I reply to invitations? If you will attend: Reply within one week of receiving the invitation. In my case, I …
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