I hope this letter finds you well. My partner and I are in the process of planning our wedding, and we are very excited to celebrate this special occasion in Osaka, Japan. Japanese weddings are rich in tradition and cultural significance, and it is important to us that our wedding honors these customs respectfully and authentically.

We are seeking your guidance to help us incorporate the following elements into our wedding. We are interested in including a traditional Shinto ceremony with (kimonos for the bride and groom), rituals, and necessary preparations. We want to ensure our wedding reflects the cultural etiquette and customs of Japan. This includes understanding appropriate behavior, gift-giving practices such as the use of "oshugi-bukuro" for monetary gifts, and seating arrangements for our guests. We are looking for a venue that embodies traditional Japanese aesthetics, possibly a shrine, temple, or a location with beautiful gardens. Additionally, we would like the décor to include traditional elements such as ikebana (flower arranging), shoji screens, and other Japanese art forms. We are interested in serving a traditional Japanese menu, including a kaiseki meal. To provide our guests with a memorable experience, we would like to include traditional Japanese entertainment, such as a taiko drum performance, a tea ceremony demonstration, or a kimono dressing show. We are committed to creating a wedding that respects and celebrates Japanese culture while also incorporating elements that are meaningful to us. Please let us know your availability for a consultation so we can discuss our plans in more detail. We look forward to working with you and appreciate your assistance in creating a memorable and culturally relevant wedding.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Warm regards,

The Kuromontsuki Kimono for the groom will be black and embroidered with white. It is designed for a neat figure for an important day.