Heian Jingu Event Hall
97 Okazaki Nishitennōchō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan
Heian Jingu Event Hall is a wedding venue located in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, at 97 Okazaki…
IKARIYA WEDDING is a wedding venue located in Kyoto, Japan, serving couples planning their special day. The venue supports organizers throughout the region with a focus on reliability and clear communication.
Open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (closed Mondays), the team is available to discuss your event details and vision. Whether you're in the early planning stages or ready to finalize arrangements, they welcome inquiries about availability and services.
For more information about the venue, including packages, capacity details, and booking options, visit their website at https://wedding.gnavi.co.jp/site/1/kc7s401/ or contact them directly at +81 75-253-0540. IKARIYA WEDDING is a practical option worth considering for your Kyoto wedding celebration.
Best For: Traditional Japanese weddings, international couples seeking authentic Kyoto venues, intimate to mid-sized celebrations, couples wanting cultural authenticity with modern amenities
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Things to clarify before booking:
The website indicates you should contact them directly for specific package details. Most Kyoto wedding venues separate venue rental (space, tables, chairs, basic lighting) from services like catering, photography, and floral arrangements. Before committing, request a detailed breakdown showing what's included versus what requires hiring separate vendors, as this significantly impacts total budget.
Kyoto wedding venues typically book 6-12 months ahead during peak seasons (March-May and September-November). Contact them directly at +81 75-253-0540 to confirm their specific booking windows, deposit requirements, and cancellation terms—these policies vary considerably between venues and directly affect your planning timeline and financial commitment.
This detail isn't specified on their available information. Given Kyoto's international wedding market, directly ask whether they have English-speaking staff, provide translated materials, can coordinate with English-speaking vendors, and offer support with logistics (visas, transportation, accommodation recommendations) for international guests and wedding parties.
Their Kyoto location suggests flexibility with ceremony styles, but you should confirm whether they have dedicated spaces for Shinto ceremonies, Christian chapels, or secular setups. Also clarify if they recommend specific ceremony coordinators or priests, and whether timing for multiple ceremony styles (like a Japanese ceremony followed by Western reception) impacts your day-of schedule.
Ask whether IKARIYA WEDDING works with in-house catering or if you must hire external caterers. Request information about their experience with vegetarian, vegan, halal, kosher, and allergy-specific menus. Understanding their flexibility here prevents last-minute complications, especially important when coordinating meals for diverse guest lists.
Kyoto venues often have specific guidelines regarding decorations (particularly for historic properties), outside florist/decorator policies, and setup windows. Ask about corkage fees if bringing your own beverages, decoration restrictions, timeline for vendor access before your event, and whether weekend events have different policies than weekday celebrations.
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