Weddings
Imagine your perfect day – a whimsical dress, the finest cuisine, a magnificent ballroom, your favorite flowers and romantic music. Now, let our experienced wedding coordinators shape your dreams into wedding day reality.
Grand Hyatt Tokyo provides the perfect setting for your wedding celebration with an extensive range of event venues including our Grand Chapel and Shinto Shrine ceremony room to create unforgettable weddings.
Wedding Services
Wedding Preview
A preview for guests to experience wedding offerings at Grand Hyatt Tokyo. Preview the Grand Chapel, event venues and stylish table tops.
Table Setting
Delight your wedding guests with resplendent table settings. Choose your style – from classic to contemporary or exotic – and see your dream come alive with the finest china, crystal and silverware.
Photography
Our professional photography studio will capture every special moment of your day for a wedding album to treasure.
Wedding Venues
The Grand Chapel
The distinctive Grand Chapel is located on the 4th floor with 16 m / 52 ft high ceilings, cedar wood walls, abundant natural daylight, a private garden measuring 550 sq m / 5,920 sq ft and seating for up to 100 guests.
The Shinto Shrine
The Japanese Shinto Shrine is located on the 3rd floor and is able to seat 100 guests. In the foyer, Japanese artist, Hiroshi Senju created an original painting entitled “Waterfalls”. It covers four walls with a total area of 74 sq m / 797 sq ft, with each panel averaging 8 sq m / 86 sq ft. The Japanese Shinto Shrine is contemporary yet traditional with Hoo Pine wood floors from Australia and Bishu Hinoki wood walls from Nagano.
The distinctive Grand Chapel is located on the 4th floor with 16 m / 52 ft high ceilings, cedar wood walls, abundant natural daylight, a private garden measuring 550 sq m / 5,920 sq ft and seating for up to 100 guests.
The Shinto Shrine
The Japanese Shinto Shrine is located on the 3rd floor and is able to seat 100 guests. In the foyer, Japanese artist, Hiroshi Senju created an original painting entitled “Waterfalls”. It covers four walls with a total area of 74 sq m / 797 sq ft, with each panel averaging 8 sq m / 86 sq ft. The Japanese Shinto Shrine is contemporary yet traditional with Hoo Pine wood floors from Australia and Bishu Hinoki wood walls from Nagano.
Contact Us
Let’s start the planning process! Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment.