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Mrs. Sushi, Hershey/Hawaii Age and Occupation: 27, Air Force Photographer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Laborer/Aspiring Hip Hop Producer Engagement Date: December 25, 2007 Wedding Date: March 2009 Blogging Since: October 9, 2006 Venue: Byodo-In Temple, Luau Reception About Me: I’m a notorious people-watcher who loves all things paper, food, traveling, grubbin’ on food, gossip magazines, food, sock monkeys…did I mention food?! Mr. Sushi and I are both haolepinos (half Filipino, half Caucasian) and hope to be able to somehow incorporate our cultures at our destination wedding in Hawaii. All while planning from the sweetest place in earth, Hershey!

For My Japanese Inspired Brides

October 16th, 2008 @ 11:25 am by Mrs. Sushi
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I came across these beautiful Japanese hair pieces by etsy seller AtelierKanawa. Her work speaks for itself.
For My Japanese Inspired Brides : wedding accessories hair oahu Atelier
Or how about these for your flower girl? I think these are a super cute way to add culture to any wedding.

How are you incorporating culture (whether it’s your culture or someone else’s) in your wedding?

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4 Responses to “For My Japanese Inspired Brides”

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Miss Meatball (message) 624 posts, Busy bee

Sigh. Those are STUNNING.

10/16/08 @ 12:57 pm (reply)

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Tosha

A very good alternative to the ever so popular (and what i fell in love with too!) silk flower/feather rendition!

10/17/08 @ 12:52 am (reply)

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beesknees (message) 719 posts, Busy bee

i bought one of her flowers to give as a gift to my bridesmaid. it was very sweet.

10/17/08 @ 9:43 am (reply)

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AmyAdams

Along the same theme, I found amazing Japanese do-it-yourself invitation kits at InspiredBrides.com! They use Japanese paper floral designs that match perfectly.

11/18/08 @ 3:12 pm (reply)