Solo weddings in Japan: All of the glamour, none of the relationship
If he liked it then he should've put a ring on it — but since he didn't, there's no reason you can't.
Or at least, that's one Japanese travel agency's message to women.
Cerca Travel, an agency which also offers Kyoto, Japan, food and art tours among other things, launched a "solo wedding trip" earlier this year. For prices starting at £1,706 ($2,645) "per bride," according to the Kyoto Convention Bureau.
"Are you starting 2015 single and dreaming of your big day, but lacking the all-important ring or groom to get you there? Or is it the case that you simply dream of being dressed in a stunning traditional Japanese kimono but have never had the chance? ... Cerca Travel is offering wannabe brides the chance to create the picture perfect Japanese wedding without the need to officially tie the knot."
Cerca Travel President Yukiko Inoue said she created the package "to encourage women to have positive feelings about themselves."
It's a two-day package in Kyoto. The first day involves a dress consultation, and the selection of either a traditional Japanese gown or a white wedding dress.
The second day includes a hair and makeup session, with a photographer capturing the preparation as well as taking glamour shots in the Japanese garden of Shugakuin Kirara Sanso. There's also an option to hire a Japanese groom for the photos, or a partner to have dinner with the first night. There's no actual wedding ceremony, just the garb and the photos.
"This package boosted my sense of self-esteem," said Tomoe Sawano, who took a solo wedding trip. "The effect was equal to a more extraordinary experience, such as visiting a World Heritage castle."
About 30 women have booked the trip since it started in May of this year, according to Kyodo News.
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If he liked it then he should've put a ring on it — but since he didn't, there's no reason you can't.
Or at least, that's one Japanese travel agency's message to women.
Cerca Travel, an agency which also offers Kyoto, Japan, food and art tours among other things, launched a "solo wedding trip" earlier this year. For prices starting at £1,706 ($2,645) "per bride," according to the Kyoto Convention Bureau.
"Are you starting 2015 single and dreaming of your big day, but lacking the all-important ring or groom to get you there? Or is it the case that you simply dream of being dressed in a stunning traditional Japanese kimono but have never had the chance? ... Cerca Travel is offering wannabe brides the chance to create the picture perfect Japanese wedding without the need to officially tie the knot."
Cerca Travel President Yukiko Inoue said she created the package "to encourage women to have positive feelings about themselves."
It's a two-day package in Kyoto. The first day involves a dress consultation, and the selection of either a traditional Japanese gown or a white wedding dress.
The second day includes a hair and makeup session, with a photographer capturing the preparation as well as taking glamour shots in the Japanese garden of Shugakuin Kirara Sanso. There's also an option to hire a Japanese groom for the photos, or a partner to have dinner with the first night. There's no actual wedding ceremony, just the garb and the photos.
"This package boosted my sense of self-esteem," said Tomoe Sawano, who took a solo wedding trip. "The effect was equal to a more extraordinary experience, such as visiting a World Heritage castle."
About 30 women have booked the trip since it started in May of this year, according to Kyodo News.
http://mashable.com/2014/12/23/solo-weddings-japan/?utm_cid=mash-com-fb-main-link
what kind of shyt
bytch married herself 
