What does a Japanese groom wear at his wedding?
I am American, and my #1 girl is from Japan. If we married, I’ve seen brides’ clothing: white kimono and proper accessories topped with a uchikake robe that may be solid white or have various patterns on a background of white, gold, orange or red. Miyuki says the colors and things shown symbolize various things, e.g. white=purity, red=happiness, cranes & pines=longevity, etc. Her surname Komatsu means “Small Pine”, so I’ll probably get her a uchikake with pines. I could ask her about my clothing, but I want to surprise her. I have kimono in black, grey and brown and matching haoris. I have several hakama, plain and striped. My tabi are blue, black and white. My zori have black straps. I also have three antique samurai kamishimo and hakama. Do you think that any of my japanese clothing is proper to wear to a Japanese wedding, or should I buy more. Perhaps Miyuki can judge the best answers to this question. Silly answers result in deleted questions.
nothing he goes nude ok!
Why don’t you ask her?
Anything that he can come out of quickly
CLEAN underwear
the shadow guy……wow hes ….lol who would go nude in a weddin?
Couples in Japan enjoy weaving both the ritual of Japanese wedding tradition with modern Western culture. Because Japanese weddings are considered a life event, the wedding ceremony and reception are usually very elaborate. By infusing both ancient old Japanese wedding traditions with borrowed modern Western culture, couples create an unforgettable wedding day.