Japanese-Style Color Drip Cake! Recommended Presentation of " Mitarashi Drip" for a Kimono Dress-up!♡

I Long to Have a Color Drip Cake Performance ♡

Popular among wedding cake performances at wedding receptions is the [Color Drip] ♡

It’s a unique act where the bride and groom together pour sauce to complete the wedding cake, marking their first collaborative effort＊

Brides who have actually done it have received positive feedback, noting that it gets the guests excited.

But I Want to Incorporate Elements Unique to Traditional Attire!!

While I yearn for the unique collaborative act of the Color Drip...

Many brides may wonder, “Since I’m changing into a colored uchikake, I’m curious about performances exclusive to traditional attire”＊

The charm of wearing a traditional outfit for the ceremony is that it can completely change the atmosphere of the reception with BGM featuring traditional music or entering with a decorated umbrella.

That’s why I want the performance to also have unique elements that match traditional attire♡

@wedding_0917

[Mitara Drip] Is So Innovative＊

For such brides, I recommend the performance of [Mitara Drip]!

It’s a true Japanese-style color drip cake performance, where a pyramid of plain dumplings is made, and the couple pours mitarashi sauce over it together＊

Many may have seen Color Drip Cakes on social media, but probably not Mitara Drip! It might be the first time hearing about it!

Combining traditional wedding attire like hakama and colored uchikake with Japanese sweets like mitarashi dumplings allows guests to fully experience the ambiance of a traditional wedding.

How about doing a traditional first bite by feeding each other the mitarashi dumplings after pouring the sauce? ♡

It would also be nice to serve mitarashi dumplings as a dessert to all the guests.

I Have a Feeling That Mitara Drip Is Going to Increase in Popularity ♡

I introduced the performance of [Mitara Drip], which can be called a Japanese-style color drip cake♩

This innovative collaborative act filled with Japanese ambiance is sure to please the guests.

Be sure to incorporate it in place of the traditional cake cutting ceremony＊