"Cutting Champagne Bottles with a Sword! The Wonderful 'Champagne Sabering' Performance by the Groom Before the Toast*"

2017.09.07 published

Have you heard of Champagne Sabering?

Have you ever heard the term "Champagne Sabering"?

Champagne Sabering refers to the performance of slicing the top off a bottle of champagne with a saber, which is a long sword.*

It may seem impossible to cut a firm champagne bottle with a sword, but...

First, let's watch an actual video!♡

With a swift motion, the sword cut through the champagne bottle, and the champagne fizzed out beautifully!＊

A Recommended Performance for Wedding Receptions♡

We discovered a lovely couple incorporating Champagne Sabering into their wedding reception!

The groom opens the champagne in front of the guests for a toast.

The guests are thrilled with the exciting performance, wondering if it will succeed or not!♡

The sight of him holding a large sword and slicing the champagne is sure to be very cool!

While the bride often steals the spotlight at the wedding, incorporating a performance solely for the groom will surely delight his family and relatives as well.♩

Each of the bride and groom could do one too!♡

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By the way, the bubbles in champagne symbolize "overflowing happiness," making it a lucky performance as well!♩

Don't you think it's perfect for a wedding?♡

The Cut Champagne Can Be a Keepsake＊

Let's keep the cut champagne as a cherished memory of the wedding!＊

By preserving a part of the wedding performance, you can always recall the atmosphere of the reception.♩

The Groom's Moment to Shine♡ Let's Try Champagne Sabering♩

We introduced Champagne Sabering as a recommended performance for the groom!♡

If incorporated before the toast, it is sure to be a hit, and there are not many performances where the groom takes center stage, so it’s highly recommended!

To perform Champagne Sabering, you need a special sword or saber, so brides-to-be who want to try it should consult their planner!♩