Our Paris-based photographer, Saori, also keeps her blog updated during Stay at home.
Beautiful photos and sensual words always have a healing positive power, this time bring her flower wedding Kimono Paris series~

It’s been 24 days of living at home.
With less work at hand, more time is available to review previous photos.
It’s an opportunity to introduce a photo story that hasn’t been posted yet.
Isn’t it a surprise that the surprisingly popular theme of the blog series over the past 3 years is the
“Paris ➕ Kimono” combination
? Do you want to wear Kimono that much? Don’t know you can take Kimono photos in Paris?
I don’t know exactly why, but as someone who loves Kimono, I was very happy to hear so much feedback, and 🎵
I was introduced to two local Kimono rental and dressing teachers, this time Ms. Kana from Kimono Paris.
The makeup and styling of the Kimono is included in the plan (there is an additional fee for Japanese hairstyles), so it should be about the same as the cost of upgrading the wedding dress, right?
The meeting hotel is Hotel Raphael, which I introduced last time.
The vibro sleeves chosen by the bride are very suitable for her ⭐️ magnificent interior scenes, and we also let us shoot them.

This is the location near the Arc de Triomphe.
Although the wedding dress part will also be photographed in a while, I want to leave a commemorative Kimono for a rare opportunity~

The first location was my favorite Palais Royal in Paris.
The cloisters, the striped columns, the
most Parisian architecture of the former palace, and the wooded courtyards.
No matter how you shoot it, it’s a picture, and it’s a versatile location that goes well with a Kimono. (※ Sometimes it is impossible to shoot)
The gentle light spilled down, and the two took a sweet walk.

The second location is the Eiffel Tower, which must not be missed.
Under the leadership of the lively bride, the whole shooting atmosphere is warm and relaxed, and the ⭐️
photo looks like the groom leading the bride in a circle, but in fact, everyone is smiling in a circle on the bride’s palm

Riding a merry-go-round in Kimono, no one has ever photographed it, right?
The merry-go-round here is also old-fashioned, and it goes well with the Kimono~

Usually, there are a lot of passers-by who come to say hello for wedding shooting, and this time the Kimono is even more popular~
The two who don’t mind taking a photo cordially, there are several groups behind it.
A small international exchange time.

In the second half of changing into wedding dresses, the two also responded generously to the blessings of passers-by on the street.
Italians are the type who will shout “Congratulations~~” from afar, and they will constantly applaud, and
even high school students who I think should be shy and rebellious will participate in it, shouting blessings and deeply feeling the
cultural differences.

After the sun sets, it’s a time of intoxication, between sunset and nightfall.
It’s just a fleeting moment, but it makes people feel like time stands still.

This is the color of Paris, a
gradient palette from the azure blue of the sky to the golden yellow of the streets.
Hope to see such a view again soon.

This time, the newlyweds have been living overseas for a long time, and this time they came to Paris to take wedding photos.
Listen to them tell stories about many cities that I haven’t been to yet.
Although they have not yet decided on the country they will go to next time, Japan or where they will go?
But the bridegroom and the optimistic bride are worth relying on, and the strongest pair of all time is sure to survive all odds.
When all this is over, I would like to visit the two of them in another country.