Dessert Plates, a Gambler's Café Menu, and Newly Recorded Voice Lines
Escrit, a Tokyo-listed bridal company that plans and runs wedding ceremonies and receptions across Japan, announced the event in a PR TIMES release. The food-focused plans center on the company's wedding banquet halls, dressed up with specially drawn Attack on Titan artwork: oversized acrylic panels of Eren, Levi, and Erwin, plus paper mini-character panels covering ten of the show's regulars (Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Levi, Erwin, Hange, Jean, Annie, Reiner, and Sasha). Venues will also play newly recorded original voice lines over the sound system and screen a scene-selection promotional video during the events.
The Dessert Plate Plan (¥6,600, about $44) runs at six venues in Tokyo's Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Roppongi, and Hiroo districts, Osaka's Dojima, and Kobe's Rokko Island. It includes a collaboration dessert plate you decorate yourself, 90 minutes of free-flowing soft drinks, and access to a chapel photo spot with the acrylic character panels. The cheaper Café Plan (¥3,850) at the same venues is built around a themed plate whose name quotes a line from the series, roughly translating to "It seems I'm a gambler. This time, failure is not an option."
Two plans are city exclusives. Nagoya's GRADATIONS serves an "OTONA (adult) Parfait Plan" (¥6,000) pairing a collaboration parfait with three tartines and a mocktail, while LAGUNAVEIL PREMIER at Osaka Station offers a full course meal (¥7,700) with appetizer, main, and dessert, plus paid beer, wine, and highballs. Every attendee gets a random "connecting" acrylic charm, and each plan layers on extras like original coasters, menu sheets, cake picks, keychains, and placemats.
A Survey Corps Hotel Room and a Chapel You Can Rent Outright
The overnight stay is the biggest commitment of the six plans. Laguna Suite Hotel & Wedding in Shin-Yokohama is running a Survey Corps concept room themed around Eren, Levi, and Erwin, bookable from February 10 through a March 16 checkout. Monday-to-Thursday stays (excluding holidays) cost ¥30,800 for one guest or ¥40,700 for two, rising to ¥38,500 and ¥48,400 (about $320) on Fridays, weekends, holidays, and holiday eves. The twin room comes with character window stickers and photo panels, in-room playback of the newly recorded voice lines, a bento breakfast, and a merchandise bundle that includes pin badges, a hand towel, a pouch, and a randomized photo print keychain.
At the other end is the Chapel Private Photo Plan (¥22,000, about $145): one hour of exclusive access to a wedding chapel photo spot with the oversized acrylic trio and movable mini-character panels, for groups of up to five, with a single one-hour extension available at the same price. The house rules are strict. No wedding dresses, no model-style shots without the characters in frame, and no photographer provided, so bring your own camera.
This is the third round of the collaboration. The first Sweet Party ran in 2024, and the 2025 edition introduced ball-gown-styled Survey Corps artwork alongside six special menus spanning desserts, course meals, stays, and photo plans. Escrit, which pitches experience-driven weddings under its "CHANGE bridal" banner, says the 2026 edition aims for more immersive content than the previous two.
Looking Ahead
Reservations open January 16, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. JST through the official event page linked in the release, on a first-come, first-served basis. Deadlines and available dates differ by plan and venue, and schedules can change, so the official homepage is the place to check before planning a visit. The event is Japan-only, with no international edition announced.
The collaboration also lands in a busy stretch for the franchise in Japan: the compilation film Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK, first released in 2024, returned to theaters in January 2026 with Dolby Cinema screenings from January 9 ahead of a wider run from January 16. For fans elsewhere, the anime streams on Crunchyroll and Netflix, with Hulu also carrying it in the US, and Hajime Isayama's completed manga is available in English from Kodansha.