V & P — March 25, 2027

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March 25, 2027  ·  Tokyo, Japan  ·  4:00 PM JST

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The Journey

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The Wedding

Koishikawa Korakuen Garden  ·  Tokyo, Japan  ·  4:00 PM

The day itself
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You're Invited

Please let us know if you'll be joining us in Tokyo on March 25th, 2027.

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See you in Japan!

Memories

Porter & Victoria — Tokyo

March 25  ·  2027

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Illenium SLC_001
Illenium 40°45'N — 111°53'W
So young.. PCY_002
So young.. 40°39'N — 111°29'W
Batting Cages SLC_003
Batting Cages 40°45'N — 111°53'W
Washington Monument DCA_004
National Mall 38°53'N — 77°02'W
Cherry Blossoms DC DCA_005
Cherry Blossoms 38°53'N — 77°02'W
LA Beach LAX_006
LA Beach 33°56'N — 118°24'W
Gulf Coast FLA_007
Gulf Coast 27°46'N — 82°38'W
Chichen Itza MEX_008
Chichén Itzá 20°40'N — 88°34'W
Lantern Festival SLC_009
Lantern Festival 40°45'N — 111°53'W
Prom Date NYC_010
Prom Date 40°42'N — 74°00'W
Cheeto Family Photos DCA_011
Cheeto Family Photos 38°54'N — 76°58'W
First Apartment BAL_012
First Apartment 39°17'N — 76°36'W
VIP Clothing Shoot SLC_013
VIP Clothing Shoot 40°45'N — 111°53'W

Questions

Good to know

We appreciate you asking, but due to the intimate nature of our celebration (and the fact that it's in Japan!), we're only able to accommodate those specifically named on the invitation. We hope you understand.

We love your little ones, but our wedding will be an adults-only celebration. We hope this gives you a great excuse for a night (or week!) off. Thank you for understanding.

Please RSVP by November 1st, 2026. This helps us finalize seating, dining, and travel coordination. If anything changes after you've RSVP'd, just reach out to us directly.

We don't have a traditional registry — we're currently saving for a house! Your presence in Tokyo is truly the greatest gift. That said, if you'd like to contribute toward our home fund, any donation toward that cause is very much appreciated. Details will be shared closer to the date.

Late March in Tokyo is the start of cherry blossom season — temperatures typically range from 50–65°F (10–18°C). It's mild and beautiful, but evenings can be cool. We'd recommend a light layer or wrap for the outdoor ceremony.

Our ceremony will be unplugged. For this, we ask that all phones and cameras be put away, with no pictures or videos taken during the ceremony. We have an amazing photographer documenting the entire day, so you can fully be in the moment with us! After the ceremony, feel free to take photos and capture memories during the rest of the celebration.

We recommend everyone arrive between March 20–22, 2027 so you have time to settle in and enjoy the pre-wedding festivities. If you're only planning to be there for the ceremony itself, you must arrive by March 24, 2027 at the latest.

Yes! Traveling to Japan requires a valid passport. Important: Your passport cannot expire within 6 months of our wedding date. It must be valid through at least September 25, 2027. If you need to renew, please start the process as soon as possible — it can take several weeks.

We recommend flying into Narita International Airport (NRT) or Haneda Airport (HND). Haneda is closer to central Tokyo, but both have excellent train connections into the city. Book whichever gives you the best route and price.

Once the exact venue location is announced, we'll send out a recommended hotel list with options at different price points. In the meantime, feel free to start browsing in the Tokyo area — Roppongi, Shibuya, and Shinjuku are all great neighborhoods to explore.

We'll be putting together a curated list of our favorite spots in Tokyo and beyond — restaurants, temples, neighborhoods, day trips, and more. Stay tuned! We want you to make the most of your time in Japan.

We ask all guests to wear formal, all-black attire (white dress shirts for men are fine). For women, floor-length dresses are preferred. For men, suits and tuxedos — no jeans, please. No patterns, prints, or logos. We want everyone looking sharp and cohesive.

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