The two of you currently live in Tokyo, but the groom's family home is here in Sasayama.
Recommended by family, the Sasayama Castle Town Hotel NIPPONIA was a place that resonated with us more than we imagined.

Although there were no plans to hold a wedding ceremony at first, the moment they stepped into the majestic space of the main hall of Shisoyama Castle, they felt an instinctive urge to make their vows there.

The quiet presence that evokes a sense of history naturally intertwines with your feelings, setting in motion a special day.

Throughout the preparation period, what the two of you consistently valued was the way to convey your feelings towards family.

In terms of progress and time allocation,
it was important to confirm "how much time is available to convey feelings",
and great care was taken with the words and time delivered to family.

The gaze was profoundly serious, and it conveyed a deep sense of gratitude towards the family who had warmly supported them, expressing a strong desire to fully articulate their thanks and spend time together.

The wedding ceremony will be a 'Shinto-style wedding in front of witnesses' at the Shinoyama Castle Great Study Hall.

What the two of you chose were the original vows written on a scroll.
Slowly untying the string and reading it carefully,
it was a moment that conveyed the feelings behind each word.

A quiet moment, perfectly in sync, that can only be shared among a small group. The vows exchanged under the warm gaze of family carried a special warmth.

The welcome space was adorned with many photos that glimpsed the journey the two of them have taken so far. There was a gentle wish embedded in it: 'We hope both families will come to know each other's paths more deeply.'

Each photo serves as a catalyst, naturally fostering conversations at the venue and softening the atmosphere.
It was a moment where the warm consideration of the couple seemed to unite the hearts of both families.

The bride and groom, along with their families living far away, visited this area of Sasayama from the day before.
They chose to stay overnight and set aside time to relax together with both families.

Not only on the wedding day but also the "family time" that quietly begins from the night before.
The time accumulated over the two days transformed the moments of "facing each other naturally" that the two desired into something deeper.

The two of you facing each other at the "First Meet," and then revealing yourselves to your parents at the "Family Meet."
We made sure to capture that moment when you locked eyes with your loved one in photographs.

Rather than a special production, it is a moment when straightforward and honest feelings intersect.
That quiet emotion made this day leave a deeper impression.