ONE SUITE THE GRAND, OKINAWA - CHARLOTTE & ANDREW
The forecast said rain, but Okinawa had other ideas. Charlotte and Andrew were married at Celeste Chapel on Kouri Island under clear skies, with the ocean stretching out behind them. Friends and family had travelled in from Hong Kong, and the day felt full from the start. Later, everyone gathered at One Suite The Grand for the reception, speeches, a traditional Okinawan dance, and the kind of sunset that quietly takes over the room. Fireworks closed the night. Simple, unexpected, and exactly right.
THE CEREMONY AT CELESTE CHAPEL - TIED BETWEEN THE SEA
The Celeste Chapel is a quiet, intimate space, surrounded by sky and sea. The light inside shifts with the weather, filling the room softly as the ceremony unfolds. Outside, the ocean stretches endlessly, and guests gather on the open deck beforehand, taking it all in. It’s calm and understated, a space that lets the focus stay exactly where it should be, on the moment itself.
FROM SUNSET TO NIGHT - ONE SUITE THE GRAND
The afternoon at One Suite The Grand unfolded easily, one moment leading naturally into the next. Guests drifted between conversations and laughter, snapping photos by the infinity pool while the ocean stretched out in front of them. A traditional Okinawan dance took place by the water, grounding the day in place and culture. Upstairs, the reception felt intimate and warm, with long tables, shared food, and stories passed around freely. As evening set in, fireworks lit up the poolside during the cake cutting, not as a spectacle, but as a simple, joyful way to end a day that never tried too hard to be anything other than exactly what it was.
