If you are invited to a Japanese Wedding, you might want to know what to expect!

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  1. How about the after party (when the elderly guests have left)? I forgot where I have come across this piece of information…

  2. You missed mentioning the after party. The official part ends quite soon for western standards, around 5pm. Then, the younger people go to the after party, typically organised by good friends. At my own wedding, we even finished up with some karaoke ๐Ÿ˜€

  3. My brother's wedding was traditional Buddhist wedding. It was a sake ceremony which is different from this one

  4. ๐Ÿ˜Šits so beautiful but come to think of ot you and your wife did not have a traditional wedding i saw your wedding day was seriously modist and personal between you and your wife ๐Ÿ˜Š

  5. My gods, looks like to me every important moments in Japanese life is very complicated with all these rules. From birth, to date, to get married, to get divorce, till you die. In itself, this is typical life but with all this insane amount of extra rigid rules to follow. I'm more of the easy going, laid back, no pressure, no overthinking hard of every single details. In trying so hard to not offend/appear rude to everyone, this is…so exhausting, time consuming and hella pricey ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ’ธ

  6. Usually in western weddings the kiss is on the lips not on the forehead. Still very cute btw

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