Princess Tutu Wedding 👑🦢🩰
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Setting: If you can somehow find a quaint and colorful German-fairytale inspired village, go for it! Otherwise, getting married next to a lake, under a big oak tree, or in whimsical woods are going to be your next best options. The main ballet that inspired Princess Tutu was Swan Lake, so if you have a local pond or other swan habitat, that could be another good choice.
Decorations: Princess Tutu is an eclectic mix of several ballets and fairytales, so don’t be afraid to get eclectic with the decor. Of course you need white and black feathers for the swan and the raven. Then, mix in some antique clocks and giant industrial gears for Drosselmeyer, quills and inkwells and books for Fakir, small birds for Mytho, and as many elegant but still cute ducks as you can hide everywhere for Duck. Then, go as subtle or overt as you want for the ballet aesthetic, with tulle fabrics, ballet shoes, bouquets, musical instruments, and other ballet elements. And of course, a cat figurine for Mr. Cat.
Entertainment: If you can get a live band to play the numerous classical pieces that give Princess Tutu its signature sound, you can set your guests up to dance this magic night away. If you have any friends who are ballerinas, you might also ask if they would be willing to do a short performance. And for more youthful activities, you could do a scavenger hunt for Mytho’s heart shards.
Food: This wedding needs a vaguely European-inspired menu, with some cute French and Russian items to bring in ballet’s roots. Just don’t serve duck, and you’re pretty much good to do whatever you want.