My wife and I got married in Japan 6 years ago. At the time we got our Konin Todoke Juri Shomeisho, both the standard print out one from the office as well as the more formal certificate that took a week to be delivered. The formal one has been sitting in a box basically ever since, and I was looking to get it framed for an anniversary present.
That said, I'm not sure if this is something people ever frame. We're not Japanese, and i'm not sure if people ever frame these or if they do what it would look like. I've tried searching around but haven't found anything, so I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions.
I also bought a marriage omikuji at a temple that day and it came back with a daikichi, so if nothing else, I might just get a custom framer to come up with some way to put that and the certificate together, but I am interested if anyone here has ever framed one, what they did, or if there is some typical way people present these. Thanks.
by doldrim