After The Traditional Japanese Shinto Wedding Ceremony Families Gather For A Formal Portrait Sitting, At Meiji Jingu Shrine; Near Harajuku Station; Tokyo. There Are Several Layers Of The Brides White Kimono And A Silk Brocade Covers All. Traditionally The Bride Will Be Completely Covered From Head To Toe In White As A Symbol Of Purity. A Traditional Head Covering Called A Tsuno Kakushi Literally Meaning 'to Hide Horns' Is Also Worn By The Bride, Traditionally To Signify That She Will Be A Serene And Patient Wife. The Groom's Ensemble Is Simpler, In A Traditional Shinto Wedding Ceremony He'll Wear Dark Pleated Pants, And A Short Black Kimono, Emblazoned With His Family Seal.