Do you know ‘Dîner en Blanc’, a secret dinner all in white?

The dress code is white. The venue is also white.
Enveloped in pure white, 'the secret dinner' is Dîner en Blanc.
Now, it has become a world-famous party.
It has also been held in Japan, and many more people have probably come to know about it.

If you're wondering, 'What kind of party is it?', please take a look at this video.
This is footage from when it was held in Singapore.
Its sophisticated and enjoyable adult atmosphere will surely excite you.

And this is Montreal.

Dîner en Blanc has three rules.

First, the first rule.
As you can see, it must be 'white'. The dress code is white. The venue is also white. Everything must be white.

And the second rule.
From table settings to food and drinks, you must 'prepare them yourselves'.
Upon arriving at the venue, the first thing to start is setting up everyone's potluck food and drinks.
They themselves harmoniously and cheerfully create the party venue.

The third rule is that where the party venue will be is 'unknown until just before the start'.
Participants, on the day, gather at a designated location and move all at once towards the venue announced just before.
The reason for 'the secret dinner' might be here.

After arriving at the venue and finishing the table settings, the party finally starts.
As a signal to start, everyone simultaneously waves white handkerchiefs.
The venue was instantly enveloped in a party mood, but with a sophisticated atmosphere, there is a sincerity unique to Dîner en Blanc.

Although it has now become a party held all over the world, the origin was a party personally held by Frenchman François Pasquier in 1988.
Among friends meeting after a long time, so they could easily find each other, the beginning was wearing all-white clothes.

Such a party enveloped in white, also having an elegant impression, spread rapidly.
And now, it has come to be held all over the world.
Surprisingly, as many as 15,000 people gather at the party.
Fun things spread rapidly, even without anyone's help, don't they?

And when the fun time is over, it's time to clean up and go home.
It's a party where elegance and the manners of ladies and gentlemen are not forgotten until the very end.

What do you think? I'd really like to go to such a fun-looking party.
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