Make Some Noise - For The Smooch
February 21st, 2008 @ 12:16 pm by Mrs. Flamingo
In the past, “tinking” of the champagne glass was the classic way to make the newlyweds share a huge and passionate smooch. Apart from the fact that the majority of venues no longer allow this tradition (more because of over exaggeration and lots and lots of broken stemware) new ideas have emerged.
I’m looking for a unique way make some noise. Maybe something vintage - just don’t know what that could be. There’s always the classic clap your hands and stomp your feet or the very popular silver bell.
What is your noise maker?
(Sources: top image - Ragoarts.com, bottom - Weddingaccessories.net, getty images
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6 Responses to “Make Some Noise - For The Smooch”
i went to a wedding where your table had to sing song lyrics containing the word “love”… it was actually really fun!
I made people write haikus.
It quickly dissolved into trash-talking (first between the two “party tables,” then between the older generation of the groom’s family and his cousins), but it was hilarious. One I remember off the top of my head was
Rose petals unfold
Love is declared among friends
A kiss would be nice
LOVE the noisemakers! That would be so awesome!
my cousin brought two hoola hoops and required guests that wanted them to kiss to hoop it up! It got crazy at the end of the night, with two of the groomsmen getting into the same hoop and partaking in some rather hilarious gestures.
We’re doing the good old fashioned bells… putting them on tables with a note attached to say “ring the bell to wish the newlyweds wedded bliss with a kiss”
Mrs. Flamingo, Montreal, Canada
Age and Occupation: 25, Graphic Designer
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, Nursing Student
Engagement Date: December 2004
Wedding Date: June 21, 2008
Venue: Imperia Hotel (modern chic hotel)
About Me: I am a passionate designer who loves anything pretty. I heart all paper products (eco-friendly of course). My passion revolves around anything considered glamour; vintage and modern. In my free time, I love reading Martha mags, designing jewelry and making a pit-stop at Starbucks for a chai latte. I'm also a chocoholic at heart and my family drools over my homemade truffles.
i think mrs. caterpillar or her mil had made shakers that looked really cool. i also liked an idea i saw from mrs. pumpkin about having people sing a portion of a song with either love or kiss in the lyrics.