We created a "Wedding Dress Guide"

Surrounded by gorgeous and beautiful dresses, a great deal of attention is being paid to bridal fashion professionals, "dress coordinators" and "dress stylists," who use specialized knowledge such as personal color and bone structure diagnosis to select and suggest dresses that will make the bride and groom shine the best.

It is common for brides to wear the dress of their dreams, only to find that it is not what they imagined. A "dress coordinator" will thoroughly understand the characteristics of the dress, consider the bride's figure and skin color, and consider the dress line, neckline, and sleeve line to suggest a dress that will make the bride shine the most.

The Japan Hotel School, a vocational school, has created a "Wedding Dress Guide" to provide a systematic understanding of the basics of dresses for "all those aiming to work in the bridal industry."

Costume support for this shoot was provided by Watabe Wedding Co., Ltd.
We were kindly provided with wedding dresses and head dresses free of charge, and a preparation room and photo shoot space.
This project was made possible by a shared desire to have everyone who has an interest in bridal work, and in particular those who aspire to the specific jobs of "wedding planner" and "dress coordinator," learn about dresses.

The specific planning was done by a teacher at our school who holds the title of "The Master of Bridal Coordinator." He selected wedding dresses according to type, and was also involved in everything on the day, from dressing the bride to choosing accessories.
The hair and makeup were done by popular instructors in Bridal Course at our school, "Mr. Katoki" and "Mr. Kaizuka." Every time we changed dresses, they styled our hair and applied our makeup to match.