For Wedding Service Providers: [Survey on the Current State of the Bridal Industry Regarding "Business-to-Business Transactions"]

Haisai (hello)!
A Survey Request from Bright, Inc.

[Survey on the Current State of the Wedding Industry Regarding “Business-to-Business Transactions”]

To prevent clients from making “unreasonable demands” or “forcing the purchase of goods” on subcontractors, the Freelancer Protection Act went into effect in November 2024, and since the start of this year, major companies such as Shogakukan and Shimamura Gakki have received warnings for violating the law. Furthermore, with the amended Subcontracting Act set to take effect in January 2026, efforts to promote sound business practices in transactions between businesses will continue to gain momentum.
Even in the wedding industry, we recognize that the sector is still far from being fully reformed, as evidenced by the issuance of advisory sanctions in cases where clients—such as hotels and wedding venues—engaged in the forced sale of items like Osechi dishes and dinner show tickets.

At BRIGHT, we are conducting the “Survey on the Current State of the Wedding Industry Regarding ‘Business-to-Business Transactions’” with the aim of promoting the industry’s sound development. Our approach involves first understanding the “reality” within the wedding industry, accurately identifying where the industry is “performing well” and where it is “falling short,” and then disseminating high-priority information.
We kindly ask all of you who are active in the wedding industry nationwide to please assist us in gauging the “current situation.”
Please be assured that we will never disclose the names or other personal information of respondents.

Please submit your response here. ↓
https://forms.gle/nnjJpuJeipbYr9zr5

We will send the survey results to everyone who participated. Thank you for your cooperation!

Contact Information Regarding This Matter
Bright Co., Ltd. / Bright Administrative Scrivener Office
3F Takakuwa Building, 1-18-13 Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0013
Phone: 03-6453-9652 Fax: 03-6453-9653
Email: [email protected] (Main)
Website: https://www.bright-law.co.jp/