Hello.
I'm currently in a relationship with the temple's son (he hasn't taken over the temple yet, but it seems like he'll go to ascetic practice soon and then pour out).
It's still a quick story, but if I were to get married, would I be able to wear a wedding dress at the wedding?
Wedding dresses are admired by women, so I definitely want to wear them at a wedding, but is it still difficult...
Even if it's a pre-Buddhist wedding, I think it's possible to wear a wedding dress.
Alternatively, there may be a method of wearing Japanese clothes for the ceremony and clothes for the reception.
When choosing a venue, I think there are many ways to have a ceremony at a temple, but if you search for a facility where you can have a pre-Buddha wedding, even at a hotel, you can do it.
Why don't you try devising a new type of pre-Buddha wedding?
Also, I would be grateful if you could spread the word about pre-Buddha weddings more and more.
I read it.
I think it's fine. After having a French wedding at a temple, you can change your outfit to a tuxedo and wedding dress halfway through at a reception hall such as a hotel.
When getting married, please consult carefully between the two of you and make a decision for the two of you.
I sincerely pray that the relationship between the two of you will deepen from now on, and that they will sincerely respect and respect each other and become more and more united!
Thank you for your question. I think a wedding dress would look great at a reception.
A wedding ceremony in front of the Buddha is performed in kimono, and I don't think it will have an effect if it is a reception. If it's a temple, preparations are difficult, etc., but with the cooperation of the temple's followers and everyone, it is possible, and it is also possible to hold a reception at a hotel or the like. If you have any problems, please contact us. I'm close with a company that operates in Hawaii. Please take good care of this relationship and do your best. Gassho