8 Ways to Enhance Your Experience of the Popular Guest Participation Event: Fruit Wine Making ♡

A Classic Already ♡ [Fruit Wine Making] Performance ♩

Among pre-brides preparing for their weddings, the fruit wine making performance is becoming a staple.

The bride and groom, holding large transparent bottles, circulate the guest tables and have guests add cut fruits.

Finally, they pour white liquor together as a "joint effort" to complete the fruit wine ♡

It's a guest participation performance, making for a fun and lively table round.

While it's a staple among brides, many guests appreciate it as a rare and delightful experience!

After the wedding, we want to serve the fruit wine to friends and family who come over to reminisce about the wedding ♩

This popular fruit wine making performance.

In this article, we will introduce arrangement ideas to make fruit wine making even more enjoyable.

Pre-brides interested in fruit wine making performances can use this as a reference ♩

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ① Guest Messages

The first idea to introduce is to have guests leave messages on the bottles used for the fruit wine.

Many couples place empty bottles at the reception space and let guests write freely.

A bottle filled not just with fruit wine but also with congratulatory messages from guests becomes a cherished treasure.

It's also fun to leave guests wondering, "What will this bottle be used for?" and then surprise them later ♡

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ② Making Fruit Wine at the Reception

While fruit wine making is typically done as a "fruit wine round" during table rounds at the reception...

☑ The reception has many programs and there's no time

☑ The bride has other performances she'd like to do

In such cases, it’s fine to have guests add fruit at the reception instead!

Guests who arrive can add fruit freely ♩

Then, during the reception, the bride and groom pour liquor into a bottle filled with plenty of fruit to complete it!

This method allows for fruit wine making without taking too much time during the reception.

It might also be fun to imbue each fruit with meaning, like asking guests, "What fruit symbolizes a happy marriage?" or

"Please add the fruit you think matches the color of the bride's dress" as a quiz on the color of the dress!

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ③ Prepare Bottle Dresses

An idea to dress up the liquor bottle that the bride and groom pour into the jar at the end ♡

Matching the design of their tuxedo and colored dress, the bottle dress makes the completion scene of the fruit wine even more glamorous.

It’s great for photo opportunities too ♩

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ④ Choose Fruits Based on Flower Language

For fruit wine making, it's common to prepare several colorful fruits like strawberries, kiwis, and oranges...

One bride chose "kumquat" based on flower language ♡

The flower language of kumquat represents "memories" and "gratitude." The seasonality was also a deciding factor.

Before starting the fruit wine round, having the MC explain the meaning behind the chosen fruit can be a nice touch!

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Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ⑤ Focusing on Recipes

It's also wonderful to challenge yourself to make truly delicious fruit wine using a cooking recipe.

This bride replicated a recipe from illustrator Haruna Watanabe for "Osmanthus Fruit Wine," which she had wanted to try making for a long time.

She had a hard time finding edible osmanthus, but in the end, they created a heartfelt fruit wine ♡

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ⑥ Prepare Both Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Options

Besides the sangria completed with red wine, some couples made a non-alcoholic fruit punch finished with cider ♡

This happy idea allows you to enjoy both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options!

Pour drinks into each bottle to complete two types of beverages ♩

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ⑦ Serve to Guests

Due to liquor tax laws, you can't serve guests the fruit wine immediately after pouring it, but non-alcoholic options can be enjoyed during the reception.

Placing it alongside a dessert buffet might delight guests!

This drink, created with cooperation, becomes a precious memory of the wedding. It has a special feel ♡

It’s also recommended for the bride and groom to personally serve it to the guests.

With gratitude for their presence, let's hand out the fruit juice or fruit punch made together with everyone ♩

Some newlyweds even distributed it in these adorable jars ♡

You can capture the cutest toast shots!

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ⑧ Use Local Specialty Fruits

Newlyweds who have local fruit specialties from their hometowns can...

☑ Use local fruits

☑ Use local fruit juices

It’s also recommended to make fruit wine ♡

Mixing fruits or juices from each of their hometowns to create one drink feels wonderfully symbolic, like a [Water-Mixing Ceremony].

By explaining this to guests, they can appreciate the significance beyond just being unique ♡

Fruit Wine Making Performance Idea ⑨ Create Other Things Besides Fruit Wine

Following the same flow as the fruit wine round, creating other drinks or foods is also a fun performance ♡

This couple ended up making coffee jelly, as they both love visiting cafes.

They let guests add little bits of coffee jelly and orange jelly into a jar, and finally poured in milk to complete it! They served it during the final dessert buffet.

Other ideas include:

☑ Pickle Round

☑ Tequila Round

☑ Whiskey Round

and couples have tried creating unique and interesting foods and drinks that represent them ♡ This could lead to a fun and unique performance!

Enjoy Fruit Wine Making with Guests!

We introduced the new standard for table rounds at receptions, the fruit wine making performance.

Let’s host guests with a performance arranged in our own style, and make sure they enjoy it too ♡

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