Kotobuki
Traditional Japanese Wedding Attire Rentals
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Women's Attire |
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A light-weight kimono worn by women. This is often worn at fireworks festivals and other summer events. | |||||
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Traditionally worn by both un married and married women. Unmarried women wear a simplified Furisode and married women wear an informal Tomesode. Homongi are worn to informal parties, tea gatherings, New Years celebrations, and visiting people. | |||||
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This is a formal kimono with long sleeves. Traditionally worn by unmarried woman. | |||||
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The wedding kimono consists of two different kimono. The white wedding kimono (shiro-muku) is worn for the wedding ceremony and an elaborate rich patterned silk kimono called uchikake is worn over the white kimono at the wedding reception. | |||||
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Men's Attire | |||||
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Children's Attire | |||||
We have a variety of kimonos and hakamas available for children of all ages. This is perfect for taking photos to celebrate the traditional Shi-Chi-Go-San. |
Email Kotobuki at: kimonowedding@yahoo.com
Contact Kiyomi at: 206-755-8872