I had the fortune of coming across a wedding procession while I was visiting Meiji Jingu shrine earlier this year, somehow managing to be in the perfect spot to catch a few shots of this lovely moment.
I haven't seen many of these Japanese-style weddings, and usually when I've seen them, it's almost always been from a distance, so I was quite happy to be able to get a little closer and catch a glimpse of this facet of Japanese culture.
Hope you enjoy them, and good night from Tokyo! 🙂
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Beautiful job – I wonder how their photos turned out lol
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Indeed +Radovan Bavol !
+michelle vitard , I wish I knew how their photographer's photos turned out – I only got a brief glimpse of him running in front of them, taking the photos of the procession.
+EISUKE KK , +Satoshi Aoyama , Arigato! 🙂
stunning flare! wonderful!
and lovely set.
Thanks +Giovanni Piliarvu ! I was happy to get that bit of flare in the image too 🙂
Beautiful scene!!
Thank you +Tata Chen 🙂
Some great looking images here +Jeff Matsuya .
Thanks +Jeff Austin , I was quite fortunate to be in the right place at the right time to observe this wedding procession.
+Jeff Matsuya you were fortunate to be good at taking photos as well! 🙂
If someone else was there I don`t think these photos would have come out.
That is VERY nice of you to say +Giovanni Piliarvu ! You have just made my day 🙂
Very cool set +Jeff Matsuya! I visit Meiji Jingu on each visit and on each visit I've witnessed a wedding taking place. I just wonder if my presence brings good luck or bad luck to these couples. ;-P
Thanks +Mark Esguerra ! You always bring good vibes, so I'm sure you generate good luck instead of bad 😉
+Jeff Matsuya I think some might beg to differ, he he. But I like the thought of bringing the good vibes! ;-P
You let me know who thinks otherwise – I'll straighten them out +Mark Esguerra ! 😉