Everyone imagines Japanese weddings are like this.
Procession of kimono clad people,
The bride looking like a porcelain doll with super white make-up and extravagant kimono.
And yes, it's true. Some couples still have the traditional Japanese Shinto wedding at a shrine with a priest who blesses them
Or a Buddhist wedding at a temple.
But these kinds of weddings are getting less popular and less than 20% of all weddings are traditional Japanese style
In fact, some couples to save money, just skip the whole wedding and just go to city hall and change their family registration status to married.
But the more popular choice nowadays is to have a Christian style wedding
And much like the Japanese Christmas, the Christian part is just in the name.
The location is a wedding center or hotel that has a chapel-looking room
The groom wears a tuxedo and the bride wears a wedding gown
There's a priest. But he's not really a priest. He's an English teacher or just doing it part-time.
He just dresses and looks like what a priest in a movie would look like.
It's not really religious. It's more of a general script with the "I do".
I'm making it sound fake and shallow however it's just a good time.
It lacks traditional Japanese or Christian rituals but it does the important thing I think weddings are supposed to do
Bring two sides together for a night of bonding, laughter and love.
And show everyone that these two people are happy hopeful that their life together will be successful and filled with love
So I went to a wedding last weekend. And here it is. So sit back and enjoy
Yokoso Peeps! It's Oz and today I'm pimped out because I'm going to a wedding in Kisarazu Chiba.
And I've got my bitches behind me! What up!
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