This is a congratulatory envelope featuring a bride and groom made from washi paper dolls. The bride wears a uchikake (outer robe) with a snow wheel pattern on a white pearl background and a wataboshi (bridal head covering). The decorative cord of the kaiken (ceremonial sword) is a white pearl chrysanthemum knot. The groom wears a simple montsuki hakama (formal crested kimono and divided skirt). The dolls are attached to the mizuhiki (decorative cord) belt with glue and double-sided tape. After use, you can cut the mizuhiki on the back of the dolls, apply glue to the entire back surface, and stick them to a mini shikishi board (small decorative paper) to display them. Please inform the recipient of this option when giving the envelope. *If you would like a box, it will be an additional 50 yen, and the envelope will be placed in a Yu-Packet-sized box. ◆Considering the thickness added by the bills, the belt is made loose. Therefore, the tanzaku (decorative paper strip) may come off easily, so we recommend gluing the top of the tanzaku if necessary. ◆The inner envelope, belt, noshi (decorative paper strip), etc., are all handmade. We appreciate your understanding of handmade items. ◆The tanzaku is stamped with the character "Kotobuki" (Congratulations) on washi paper and comes with a blank one. ◆When removing the mizuhiki belt, always remove it from the bottom. Removing it from the top may cause the noshi to come off. Congratulatory Envelope Noshi Bukuro (ceremonial envelope) Wedding祝い (Wedding celebration) Celebration Envelope Yuzen Washi (dyed paper)