Alternative to a money dance

I'm going to tell you what I said on the other thread, all you need is food, music, and alcohol. Anything that involves your guests giving you more money than what they had already planned is going to seem rude and money hungry. If you want to incorporate more of your Greek heritage, there are ways to do that without having your guests shower you with cash. Dancers, Greek food/dessert, colors, other traditions that don't mean your guests have to take out their wallets.

I'm not doing anything with money. Lol, it says in the first sentence I'm not having one nor am I looking for alternatives.

ETA:,grammar

Shredding the groom's tie? Hahaha Just think about the day of checklist: touch-up make-up (check), bobby pins (check), deodorant (check), shears to shred my beloved's new tie (double-check!)...

My bad! I skimmed and missed the gist in the beginning. Dear lord, minus the first two sentences it actually sounds like you thought it was a good idea lol

Why would you shred a perfectly good tie! Lol

Ha! That's one I haven't heard before!!

I don't even know what a money dance is.

I think I would pay to see that on principle lmao. Who the hell thinks of these traditions?

Who would want to buy a piece of a tie? Probably the same people what would want to come stick money in your dress during a dance haha. I'm basque.. that makes me interested in what kind of Basque wedding traditions there are...

Eww. Yea, I agree. That sounds like a terrible idea.

I've heard of a money dance but shredding the groom's tie, that's a new one. But I've also never been to a Greek wedding and that wasn't in the movie LOL

Sounds fun