Hotel CULTIA Dazaifu is a venue that offers a sense of tradition as a Japanese residence while also providing a warmth that evokes nostalgia for the Japanese people.
Furthermore, Dazaifu is the hometown of the bride. Spending time in this Japanese-style residence in a city with such connections is thought to be a form of hospitality for the parents, relatives, and guests.

The couple's consideration of the venue layout from the guests' perspective was impressive. They were particularly attentive to whether their parents and grandparents could spend time comfortably. The planning period conveyed their gratitude and affection towards their families.

The wedding ceremony was held at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, where a Shinto ceremony took place. Sugawara no Michizane, who resides at Dazaifu Tenmangu, is revered as the "God of Learning" and the "God of Culture and Arts," while also being known for his love of family and the importance he placed on human connections. Due to his compassionate nature, he is affectionately called "Tenjin" and remains beloved by people to this day. In such a loving presence of Tenjin, the couple tied their vows at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. It was a traditional and solemn time spent in a space exclusively for family, allowing them to feel a deeper bond with one another.

The couple prepared with the guests' perspective in mind, ensuring that everyone could enjoy themselves. They provided non-alcoholic drinks for guests who are not fond of alcohol, allowing many guests to enjoy the food that the couple was particular about.

To ensure that we could spend time close to our guests and create lasting memories with our important loved ones, we set aside time for group photos. Each and every one of our invaluable guests, who we invited on this milestone day of our lives, was able to be captured in these photos. Additionally, by allocating time for photography, we increased opportunities to converse, resulting in a warm and harmonious reception.

During the outfit change, the bride changed from a white wedding kimono to a colorful uchikake, looking beautiful in a traditional Japanese residence. The groom, dressed in a formal hakama and haori, and the bride, in her white wedding kimono and colorful uchikake, made a strikingly beautiful couple in their traditional attire. At the moment of cutting the wedding cake, the venue was filled with applause and cheers from the guests, and the couple smiled shyly. It must have been a memorable day for the parents as they witnessed the couple in various beautiful traditional outfits.