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I'm sure you've been to a wedding before, and had to deal with the "clink" of the glasses to see the bride and groom kiss. Every 5 minutes someone will start a headache playing his glass of champagne several times until everyone in the room next room. How to avoid the clink of glasses? Read our article below for some tips that will keep your guests participating and kissing you.
A little history
Many of you probably may be wondering how the whole tradition of guests clinking of glasses at the wedding reception started. The "clink" glasses from the days medieval, when the wine was poisoned by the general. If a host wanted to show their customers that wine was not poisoned, spilling a little wine for guests in the glass and drink for the first time. If the guest trusted the host that clink of glasses when the host offered the glass of a sample. Therefore, the clink of glasses has become a sign of trust, honesty, and toast to good health.
Sing a song of love
A good way to avoid the clink of Drinking is to have tables to sing a song with the word love in the same place. This is not only fun, but gives guests the opportunity to interact and exchange ideas an song together. It's great to make this for dinner when soft music is playing in the background. Next thing you know, the tables stand and sing, perfect harmony ... I can tell you one thing, is not always perfect harmony. Some guests have shared songs come with their own are:
All for one - I Can Love Like That
Elvis Presley - I Can not Help Falling In Love With You
Norah Jones - Love Me Tender
Etta James - At Last
Barney - Te Quiero (I know what you're thinking)
Frank Sinatra - Love and Marriage
B52's - Love Shack
The Outfield - Your Love
Joan Jett - I Love Rock n Roll
Sara Bareilles - Love Song
Countours - Do You Love Me
Beyonce - Crazy In Love
Haddaway - What is love
The Darkness - I believe in a thing called love
Rod Stewart - Have I told you lately That I Love You
Soft Cell - Tainted Love
Tim McGraw feet. Faith Hill - It's Your Love
Maroon 5 - This Love
Lady Gaga - Love Game
Doors - Love Her Madly
Bob Marley - Is This Love
Bon Jovi - You give love a bad name
R. Kelly - Step In The Name Of Love
The Shirelles - Going to the chapel of love
Four Tops - I Can not Help Myself
2Pac - California Love
Diana Ross - Stop In The Name Love
Harry Connick Jr - Recipe for love
Tim McGraw - I Like It I Love It
Elton John - Can you feel the love tonight
Guests Tell a story
Another unique way to avoid the clink of glasses is to have customers tell a story about you on the microphone during dinner. This rapid speech need not be formal, but simply may be a funny story, something sentimental, or just a little insight on guests of honor. You can be the bride or groom. This is great, because it breaks the typical downtime people experience during dinner. On average, 8-12 people receive as Volunteer to speak. But be careful what you wish for some of these stories could be embarrassing!
Giving Something Ring
Get it, ring! In addition to your wedding bands, you can put bells on the table to replace the clink of glasses. This is more common than the two above suggestions. There are companies online that specialize in the sale of these bells for the wedding day. You can even put words or pictures on the wedding day together with the bells. A good alternative the clink of glass, but could still give you a headache.
Mirror Kiss
Most people who attended a reception bring a date. Why not kiss the guests and the guests of honor have to recreate the kiss. What will happen is that guests walk to the main table, make a kiss in a way, and have the bride and groom kiss recreate that. Variations include bath + kiss + kiss spin, long kiss, slow run towards you + kiss. I think the latter is the most fun!
These are only four ways to connect to the traditional activity of touching the lens. There is no right or wrong way to anything for a wedding, only his way. If you have comments or suggestions, then please leave it at our wedding blog.
Robert is the entrepreneurial spirit for Encore Event Group. His team provides Michigan wedding DJs, lighting designs, and photo booth rentals that also serve Mackinac Island. Visit the following link for more information about avoid guests tapping their glasses.
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