Handmade Wedding Ring Experience in Kyoto
In the heart of Kyoto, experience our exclusive Wedding & Engagement Ring Making Workshop, offering couples the chance to create unique symbols of their love with expert artisans' help.
This intimate workshop lets you forge jewelry as a testament to your love story, ensuring each piece is as special as your relationship.
With personalized guidance, high-quality materials, and a cozy setting, every step celebrates your union. Features include custom engraving and a photo session to commemorate the creation.
Suitable for all skill levels, this experience promises not just beautiful rings but lasting memories to share for generations.
Join us to craft your everlasting symbols of love.
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Handmade Wedding Ring Experience in Kyoto
What's included in Handmade Wedding Ring Experience in Kyoto
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Create your own wedding or engagement ring in a hands-on workshop, and take home a unique and enduring symbol of love. Perfect for couples on a honeymoon, this experience lets you craft a precious keepsake, making your trip unforgettable and intimately personal. Versatile enough for all seasons, this activity offers a rare opportunity to add a touch of your own creativity to your special moments.
Inclusions
- Silver Ring Making Fee
- Design Consultation
- Tool Provision and Apron Rental
- Photography and Videography
- Welcome Drink
- All Fees and Taxes
- Engraving of characters (550 yen per character)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Private Room Available
- LGBTQ+ Friendly
- our shop includes private spaces and a kids' area. We have many guests who come with infants and young children
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Our studio is located on the basement floor of the designer building "Tree's Building," situated at the intersection opposite the northwest side of the Botanical Garden along Kitayama Street.
