"Debate on Twitter: The Issue of MiraCosta Brides and Disney Cosplayers - What Are Your Thoughts?"

2018.11.01 published

Did you hear about the debate on Twitter regarding Hotel Miracosta?

In October, a tweet from a bride who held her wedding at Disney's Hotel Miracosta became a hot topic, quickly spreading and developing into a significant discussion online.

Are you aware of this situation?

Here’s what happened.

① A bride had her wedding at Hotel Miracosta and took photos in the hotel’s hallways on the day of the wedding.

② October is the Halloween season, and people dressed as Disney princesses were taking photos inside the hotel.

③ As a result, both parties had overlapping areas for their photos, causing a princess in costume to appear in the bride’s wedding photos.

④ The bride tweeted the following:

"I have a request for those in costume during the ceremony.

Please refrain from dressing up near the chapel and banquet hall where a wedding is being held.

While hotels like Miracosta have great locations, I hope you can be considerate."

@nagisa_marry

What do you think?

After seeing this bride’s statement, what are your honest thoughts?

On Twitter and message boards, opinions on this tweet were divided, leading to a confrontation of sorts between the “bride supporters” and “costume supporters.”

As time has passed, the discussion has been settling down, but many people reflected on this issue and shared their perspectives online.

Let us present some of the opinions that were expressed.

① Tweets supporting the bride

There were overwhelmingly more tweets supporting or sympathizing with the bride on Twitter. *

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② Tweets suggesting it can't be helped

Since it was during the Halloween costume period, and there is no prohibition on the general public entering or taking photos,

there were also a fair number of opinions suggesting that it's understandable if someone unknowingly appears in the photos.

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③ Tweets questioning the management

Many people suggested that it might have been necessary for the management to notify those in costume if they were nearby.

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Conclusion *

The dissemination of this tweet has prompted many people to think about Halloween, costumes, weddings, hotels, and common sense and morals as people.

Currently, Japan's Halloween culture has negative aspects, as represented by incidents like the Shibuya truck overturning.

The Halloween of 2018 has passed, but I hope that from next year onwards, everyone can act with consideration for one another.

And I wish for all brides across Japan, and everyone in general, to have happy moments regardless of time and place. *