Wedding money dance ideas

Dollar dance ideas for wedding

Cuban Money Dance. During a Cuban wedding reception, each man that dances with the bride pins money on her dress to help the new couple with their honeymoon expenses.

What is the dollar dance at a wedding? Get your groove on by learning the ins and outs of the money dance and how to recreate it on your wedding day.

I love that they stuck the money on themselves for the money dance instead of tucking!

The money dance, dollar dance, or money spray is a traditional part of wedding receptions in many cultures. Here, learn all about the history, symbolism, and how couples incorporate this practice into their celebrations around the world.

The Money Dance - BEFORE you dismiss this as tacky - consider this as an excellent chance for guests to dance with the bride and groom (when they may not feel worthy otherwise.) Yep - you get cash - but you give your guests a minute or two to feel extra special, themselves. You don't have to pin the money all over - use a small purse for the bride and a money clip on the lapel for the groom. It is as much a benefit to the bride and groom as it is to the guests!

Wedding Invite Designer & Event Coordinator on Instagram: "I had a couple that hated the idea of the attention a money dance would put on them but wanted to play a game that would help pay for their honeymoon… SOLUTION? We came up with “cake in the face game” ⭐️BEFORE I JUMP INTO THE RULES I WANT TO CLARIFY (since everyone is freaking out…) the couple didn’t actually smash the cake in each other face (it was a sweet little bump of frosting on her nose, the jars were different size because…

Dollar dance....People pay to dance with the bride and groom and they get spending money for the honeymoon :)