There’s something deeply moving about standing together years after your wedding day — hands entwined, hearts and heads a little wiser — and saying “I still choose you.”

For many couples, renewing wedding vows isn’t about recreating the past; it’s about celebrating how far they’ve come, recognising the challenges they may have had to overcome and looking ahead to the next chapter. And in Japan, where every season tells its own story — cherry blossoms for renewal, autumn leaves for gratitude, winter stillness for reflection — a vow renewal is somehow much more meaningful…

For many, the word elopement once meant secrecy — slipping away quietly to marry without fanfare. But in today’s world, to elope means something very different. It’s an act of intention. It’s about stripping away everything unnecessary so that what remains is real, personal, and deeply yours. And aside from the financial aspect of it all, this is the main reason why the number of couples choosing elopements over more traditional weddings is on the rise.

The Tokyo Prelude Session is a couples photoshoot designed like a date. Rather than hopping from one tourist landmark to another, we move through the city in a way that feels natural, romantic, and personal.

Seasonal Experiences are designed to connect you with the fleeting beauty of Tokyo’s seasons: moments you can only find once a year, captured in photographs you’ll treasure forever.

For many couples, coming to Japan isn’t just about the sights — it’s about connecting with culture. From kimono to tea ceremonies, shrine rituals to calligraphy, these traditions offer a glimpse into the heart of the country.