Spotting an opportunity in Japan’s overseas wedding market, Prince Hotels teams up with a Taiwan-based wedding planner to offer destination weddings

▲ The "Wind Chapel" at FORESTANA KARUIZAWA, Prince Hotel Karuizawa. (Photo by Huang Shiyuan)

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Taiwan sees around 500–600 couples getting married overseas each year. Recognizing this growing trend, Japan’s Prince Hotels have, since 2016, entered into an exclusive partnership with Taiwanese wedding planner Chee’s Wedding. Through Chee’s Wedding, Taiwanese couples can plan their ceremonies at the wedding chapels of Prince Hotels in Karuizawa, Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Otsu—creating romantic memories for their once-in-a-lifetime event.

Chee’s Wedding’s initial offerings include the Light Chapel, Wind Chapel at FORESTANA KARUIZAWA, Prince Hotel Karuizawa, the Forest Chapel at Tokyo Royal Park Tower, the Crystal Chapel and Forest Chapel at Hiroshima Grand Prince Hotel, as well as the Lakeside Chapel at Prince Hotel Otsu. Whether it’s a couple’s sacred vows or the blessing of family and friends, Prince Hotels in Japan offer the perfect wedding services. Couples who book early to hold their weddings at a Prince Hotel may also enjoy a romantic French dinner worth over ten thousand yen.