Wedding Photos with the Beauty of Kimono and Dress

For couples who want to capture both Japanese traditional attire and Western-style wedding looks,
【Japanese & Western set package (2 locations & studio)】 is the perfect packege plan to make that dream come true♪
This couple enjoyed a truly special day filled with smiles, while bringing their carefully chosen outfits and photo ideas to life.

This is a great-value plan that includes two outfits, hair and makeup, as well as the full set of photo data—all included in the price.

Introducing our lovebirds

For this couple, the groom chose a black montsuki hakama, while the bride upgraded to an optional premium kimono outfit.
They booked our Japanese-Western Package so they could enjoy the experience wearing both Japanese Kimono and Western-style dress and tuxedo.

Special Day

First Meet: They had their first look in traditional Japanese attire at the studio.
The moment they saw each other dressed for the occasion, their faces lit up with happiness and a touch of shy excitement♪

Mr Groom is wearing our Montsuki Hakama (men’s formal Kimono) 01-a、features a gradient design.　
Montsuki Hakama is a traditional Japanese formal outfit for men.
“Montsuki” refers to a black kimono decorated with family crests, while “hakama” are traditional pleated trousers worn over the kimono.
It is a popular choice for grooms at Japanese weddings, known for its dignified, elegant, and refined appearance.

Mrs Bride is wearing our Irouchikake 07-b.
Iro-uchikake is one of Japan’s traditional bridal garments.
Unlike the pure white shiromuku, an iro-uchikake features vibrant colors and elaborate embroidery on the outer kimono layer worn for weddings.

These stunning garments often come in vivid shades such as red, gold, white, and black, decorated with auspicious motifs like cranes, flowers, and seasonal patterns. Because of their elegance and beauty, they are especially popular for weddings and pre-wedding photo shoots.

Known for their luxurious appearance and photogenic charm, iro-uchikake symbolize celebration, happiness, and elegance.

You can read more about Formal Japanese Wedding Kimonos in our post here.

Kimono Photoshoot

This photoshoot location, Toguchi Beach Park, is a nature-rich seaside park located in Yomitan Village, Okinawa.
It is loved by locals as a relaxing gathering spot, known for its crystal-clear ocean, white sandy beach, and lush tropical greenery.

Within the park, you’ll find seaside walking paths, open grassy areas, and peaceful spots surrounded by trees.
In addition to beautiful beach photography, the location also offers natural photo scenes with vibrant greenery as a stunning backdrop.

Western-style photoshoot

After the kimono photoshoot, it was time to change into a wedding dress and tuxedo.

The bride also had a hairstyle transformation, switching from a traditional Japanese chignon adorned with coloful flowers to a modern low braided ponytail, accented with delicate flower-shaped accessories.

Our bride is wearing one of our most popular selections – the off-white princess Dress 91.
Our groom is wearing one of our most popular tuxedos – the Green Tuxedo 35.

Beach photoshoot

These two were absolutely adorable from start to finish.

In the morning, they looked a bit more composed and formal, wrapped in the elegant layers of their traditional kimonos. Later, once they changed into a wedding dress and tuxedo, they seemed to relax and fully enjoy the moment, moving around with ease and natural joy.

We truly enjoy seeing the unique personalities of each couple who choose our Japanese-Western or Dress & Kimono photo sessions.

Changing outfits beautifully reveals new and different sides of them, making each shoot feel even more special and personal.

Paired with her wedding dress, the bride chose a vibrant blue bouquet.

The refreshing color beautifully complements the pure white gown, enhancing its elegance and creating a more refined and sophisticated look.

Thank you for choosing Ryukyu Wedding.
We sincerely wish you both endless love, happiness, and beautiful memories together for many years to come.

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