James feeling pretty chuffed with himself after making that pretty little lady his wife!

Get a room!

 

The idea was based upon war heroes…. It just sort of fizzled out really…

We love how care free these girls were, beautiful but always up for a giggle!

Yes there is a height difference, but for these two it wouldn’t look good any other way in our opinion!

We definitely made use of those rape fields.

As far as entrances go, this one’s on top!

We were thrilled to hear that this wedding would also be having a Japanese ceremony! We love seeing different cultures and how they celebrate weddings!

We saw Hannah transform from the dazzling bride in white into the beautifully bright and bold colours of her kimono. The process of dressing her in these luxurious garments took a lot of time! It was rather fascinating to see the hand work, wrapping her up tight, making intricate bows, an art form really.

All ready for the ceremony, which is known as Kagami Biraki, the married couple make their way to the sake barrel where they will, together, break it open with a hammer and serve it to all the guests. This brings good luck.

Sake is made from fermented rice and it’s sometimes called rice wine. I can tell you from experience, it’s subtly strong… Makes no sense? That’s the only way I can describe it!