concept   traditional japanese wedding ceremonies
culture   Japan
statement   Traditional Japanese weddings in Japan typically include Shinto or Buddhist ceremonies, traditional rituals, and elaborate kimono attire.
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1 celebrating wedding Japan Traditional wedding ceremonies often include specific customs, such as tea ceremonies in China and sake-sharing ceremonies in Japan. 1
2 color weddings Japan Weddings featuring pastel colors are popular, symbolizing softness and harmony 1
3 elaborate weddings Japan Elaborate weddings often include traditional rituals and formal ceremonies, emphasizing the reverence for family, ancestors, and customs, with a strong emphasis on harmonious aesthetics. 1
4 japanese wedding Japan Traditional Japanese weddings often involve a Shinto ceremony and the exchange of sake cups. 1
5 japanese wedding Japan Traditional Shinto or Buddhist ceremonies with elaborate kimono attire and ceremonial rituals. 1
6 japanese wedding Japan Traditional Japanese weddings often include rituals such as exchanging sake cups, sharing of nuptial cups, and the bride wearing a white kimono for the ceremony. 1
7 japanese wedding Japan Traditional Japanese weddings often involve Shinto rituals and ceremonies, with particular emphasis on family and cultural traditions. 1
8 marriage celebrations Japan Marriage celebrations may involve a formal ceremony at a Shinto shrine or a traditional Korean wedding ceremony called 'Pyebaek'. 1
9 marriage processions Japan Focuses on solemn rituals, with the couple often wearing traditional clothing and participating in a ritual of sipping wine 1
10 vineyard weddings Japan Vineyard weddings are seen as a trendy and upscale choice for modern couples. 1
11 wedding Japan Shinto or Buddhist ceremonies with specific traditional customs and clothing 1
12 wedding celebration Japan Often held in traditional Shinto shrines with rituals based on ancient customs and involving symbolic items like sake and kimonos. 1
13 wedding celebrations Japan Exchange of monetary gifts in red envelopes is common practice 1