The ceremony was held in a record museum, which was very cool. After the ceremony we had a lot of time to take some photos of just the couple around and in the museum. Since the city escaped bombing during the war, a lot of Kanazawa is very historical, with beautiful temples and old Japanese streets.
The reception was really fun, with a taiko drum performance (the groom played for one song), a small piano performance by Nozomi and her piano teacher, an incredible Indian dinner catered by some friends of the couple, and a lot of sake!
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3 comments:
you truly have a gift my friend :)
Looks like Japan is as beautiful as i remember it being!
Very interesting and quite creative photos Bri! Looks like it was quite a fun wedding!
Beautiful photos! You need to come home after my baby gets here so you can take some pictures of my boys! Miss you!
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