My papa booked us a suite at Aman recently to celebrate White Day and my upcoming birthday, and we stayed there together. As a surprise, he filled the room with lots of flowers and candles, which made me so happy. He also gave me a matching set of a Graff necklace, earrings, and ring. On top of that, there was the most delicious chocolate and the Dior and Foxey clothes I’d been wanting… He really went above and beyond.

If you truly value your husband, don’t wear it. If it’s a favorite, you can wear it as much as you like in private—but at your wedding, please put your husband first. (^○^) Wishing you both every happiness! ☆

There’s really no excuse that would make sense… Even if you said it was from a friend, something that expensive would be impossible to explain away. Maybe say you bought it cheaply at a secondhand shop or on Mercari. I wonder how she feels about wearing something from her papa (a male supporter) at her wedding. Couldn’t she show a little consideration for the man who’ll be her husband, at least for that one day? Has she never thought about what would happen if her future husband found out? If she has a friend who knows about it, I’m sure the truth would come out quickly. If she truly hasn’t told anyone and doesn’t plan to tell anyone about doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), maybe she can somehow get away with it… Still, it’s wonderful that your papa gave you such a lovely gift and was so thoughtful! That’s the dream for papa-katsu girls, isn’t it? I really do think that part is wonderful!

Hmm… personally, I don’t think wearing jewelry from your papa (a male supporter) at your wedding is a good idea. Your future husband knows nothing about it, so you shouldn’t do anything that could potentially cause trouble.