Bride money dance

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!

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

Was it worth it? i dont really dance im kinda nervous is it only slow songs? how much money did you get if you dont mind me asking? also where does the money go? who...

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Bride gets money pinned to wedding dress for the money dance - traditional Filipino bride and groom dance at wedding reception - Nadine Nasby Photography

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“Czepek Dance” Dollar Dance: This tradition follows the unveiling ceremony and everyone will get a chance to dance with the bride and groom for a donation. For that donation, you get a jigger of wine, whiskey or candy and a

The money dance

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.