Ceremony site
Chapel Trinity
This venue is designed to create a warm atmosphere
where the bride and groom, their families, and guests can feel as one through the scenes of vows, recognition, and blessing.
The motif of the venue is a scene of pretty flowers dancing down like a blessing, creating a beautiful and soft atmosphere.
The space with green as the image color can be heard the smiles and blessed poems of fairies who came with the light.
“Sprite’s Poetry – Fairy Songs”.
The space with blue as the image color is “Melody Box ~Melody~” in which the sound of a harp weaves thoughts for the future.
We can coordinate with your image.
| Number of people seated | 50 persons |
| Ceremony Style | Christian and public ceremonies |
Lobby Chapel
Natural light from the windows and Swarovski crystals shine brightly in this open wedding space.
White wedding dresses look beautiful on the resort blue stage.
| Number of people seated | 60 persons |
| Ceremony Style | Christian and public ceremonies |
Magnolia Chapel
An elegant venue with sparkling chandeliers.
Both Christian and public ceremonies are available. We can create a wedding story that is uniquely our own, incorporating a sense of quality, a romantic atmosphere, and other aspects of the world that will lead to the reception.
| Number of people seated | 80 persons |
| Ceremony Style | Christian and public ceremonies |
garden ceremony
The open courtyard, which stretches under a blue sky, can be used for garden weddings and ceremonies.
| Number of people seated | 30 persons |
| Ceremony Style | Christian and public ceremonies |
temple
It is dedicated to Okuninushi no Mikoto, a deity of the Izumo Taisha Shrine lineage.
The ceremony begins with a traditional procession to the shrine to pray for a good marriage and the prosperity of both families.
Accompanied by the music of Gagaku (traditional Japanese court music), the ceremony is solemnly held with the couple dressed in white kimono, colored haori hakama, and white or colored uchikake (formal kimono).
| Number of people seated | 50 persons |
| Ceremony Style | Shinto rites |
