The Eiffel Tower Wedding Party is a surrealist play by French playwright Jean Cocteau, set during an unusual wedding atop the Eiffel Tower. Through a “poetic drama” style, Cocteau transforms Sunday boredom, childhood cruelty, and the wonders of the everyday into absurd, dreamlike fragments. There is no coherent plot—only a series of whimsical, illogical images that resist conventional narrative. It is this irrational flow that becomes the essence of the play’s poetry and romance.