Chapel Lull"LUll" means "calm"
穏やかな状態「凪（なぎ）」 を意味する「LUll（ラル）」 「水」「樹」「石」「緑」 自然を織り成す全てを包み込む優しさの中 祝福の調べが幾重にも響き渡る厳かなチャペル 永遠の愛を契るにふさわしい神秘的な空間です
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Chapel Lull"LUll" means "calm"
Make you happy Engagement ring given as proof of engagement
Galaxy Direct the party more dramatic
Bridal jewelry The brightest moment
Mountain Sun Location shooting in the four seasons
Candle night The bride and bride's father go to the groom
Bouquet & Kimono Coordination of kimono and bouquet
Happiness On self-sufficient homes and pets
Make you happy Engagement ring given as proof of engagement
婚約の証しとして贈る婚約指輪は、 ふたりの幸せな瞬間を共有する大切なアイテム。 リングはその形から「永遠」を意味し、永遠の愛や絆を誓い合う為に交換します。 永遠を誓ったふたりには揺るがない強い意志を形にし、 これから歩む、ふたりの幸せな人生を祝福する瞬間が訪れれます
Galaxy Direct the party more dramatic
「ギャラクシー」の名の由来 それは星雲や華やかな集まりといった意味です 星雲のようなライティングと 天井高7mの2フロア吹き抜けの空間が パーティをよりドラマチックに演出します
Bridal jewelry The brightest moment
結婚を決めたカップルが贈り合うのは 結婚指輪だけでなく、 結婚式で花嫁がウェディングドレスに合わせて 身につけるジュエリー。 ダイヤモンドの無色透明さが「純潔」を表現し、 海の中から誕生するパールは純粋無垢で清らかなイメージを持ち、 ティアラを純白のウェディングドレスに合わせればエレガントに
Mountain Sun Location shooting in the four seasons
It was night when we got back to camp. Oh, those Egyptian nights! The winter cold has gone, and spring is in the air. The nights are fine and fair, clear and cloudless, with the moon pure silver. The reflections in the Nile are just wonderful. The huge date palms stand out sharply from a star-spangled sky that somehow has a tint of green in its blue. One thinks of the Arabian Nights. The very street scenes make one think of them. Motors glide up and down the streets with rich Syrians, Greeks, Egyptians, Italians, Frenchmen and Englishmen, going to the Continental, or to Shepheard's, or to private entertainments. It is a gorgeous splash of colour. They had no motor-cars that I remember in those old Arabian Nights, but the magic of the thing and the colour of it all were surely much the same. And the roads of Egypt—how beautiful they are!—clean and smooth as a billiard table. Are there any finer roads in the whole world than the Mena road and that to Heliopolis? Fifty miles an hour is easy. I sometimes shudder now when I recall the races that we used to have along those roads at night, crying "Egre! Egre!"—Faster! Faster!
Candle nightDecomposing fruits and burning houses
It was night when we got back to camp. Oh, those Egyptian nights! The winter cold has gone, and spring is in the air. The nights are fine and fair, clear and cloudless, with the moon pure silver. The reflections in the Nile are just wonderful. The huge date palms stand out sharply from a star-spangled sky that somehow has a tint of green in its blue. One thinks of the Arabian Nights. The very street scenes make one think of them. Motors glide up and down the streets with rich Syrians, Greeks, Egyptians, Italians, Frenchmen and Englishmen, going to the Continental, or to Shepheard's, or to private entertainments. It is a gorgeous splash of colour. They had no motor-cars that I remember in those old Arabian Nights, but the magic of the thing and the colour of it all were surely much the same. And the roads of Egypt—how beautiful they are!—clean and smooth as a billiard table. Are there any finer roads in the whole world than the Mena road and that to Heliopolis? Fifty miles an hour is easy. I sometimes shudder now when I recall the races that we used to have along those roads at night, crying "Egre! Egre!"—Faster! Faster!
Bouquet & Kimono Only kale could make her happy
挙式や披露宴にきものを着る花嫁が増えています。きものはドレスとまた違う華やかさがあります。
Happiness On self-sufficient homes and pets
And now, a hundred years after, we see French and British warships again off Alexandria. But this time the Union Jack and the Tricolour are intertwined, and in the streets of Alexandria French and British soldiers and sailors walk arm in arm, while the ancient city is gay with flags and bunting. For big things are brewing in the Levant. Before the eyes of the citizens during the past week was a unique international naval and military pageant—Zouaves, with their blue jackets and red trousers, French infantry in their blue-grey uniform, cavalry with gay tunics, British Jack Tars in blue and white, Australians in sombre khaki, swarthy-skinned Maoris from the Wonderland of the Southern Seas, and dusky warriors from the Punjab. British troops—and especially those young giants from Australia—had the better of the Frenchman in the matter of physique; but there was clear evidence of "grit" in the intelligent, humorous faces of the French, which helped one to understand why, for instance, they are said to be the finest marchers in Europe, and why the Germans never got to Paris!