Hikifurisode × Kyoto
Long-trailing furisode kimono, a popular modern bridal option.
Japan's former imperial capital — the most photographed destination for kimono pre-wedding shoots, with iconic shrines, temples and bamboo groves.
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Studio 8 Nagoya
Part of the Decollte Group. English and Chinese sites available.
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KYOKANE
Full English site. A 100-year-old kimono merchant with over 1,000 high-quality kimono.
From $1,135–$1,547
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Kyoto Jinja Kon
Ceremony specialists at UNESCO sites like Shimogamo and Toyokuni shrines. Transparent pricing.
From $1,277–$1,405
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WAKON STYLE Kyoto
Multilingual site available. Over 100,000 Shinto-style ceremonies completed.
From $319–$1,355
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Kyoto Kojitsu
English-speaking photographers with international experience. Winner of 5 Wedding Photo Awards gold medals.
From $639–$1,668
Free to enquire
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Kyoto Machiya Photo Studio
200+ year-old machiya studio. Shoots possible at UNESCO sites like Kamigamo Shrine.
From $581–$1,348
Free to enquire
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Kyoto Bishouen
Over 1,000 couples a year, 100+ outfits, free transfers to locations.
From $710–$1,774
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Heart Art Studio
WhatsApp/WeChat support. Shoots also available in Kamakura, Yokohama and Mt. Fuji.
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