Bouquet & Garter Toss

You can totally skip the garter and bouquet toss, especially if your guests are married. If you still want to do something, just because, maybe try the anniversary dance.

View Quoted Comment I thought about doing that. That would be a good way to acknowledge the married couple.
Thanks!

I heard of the anniversary dance. I believe you have a couple dancing and you start calling out years and they start leaving the dance floor slowly. In the end you give your bouquet to the couple married the longest.

We are throwing ours at the same time for our grand exit and it will be to all of our guest not just the single ones. We are in the same boat as you, all of our guest are married but a few.

Do a bouquet toss anyway. But call
It for GOOD LUCK toss... he can always do a garter that is NOT on you for a GOOD LUCK toss. NO need to put it on anyone.....

I am still doing a bouquet toss, it is going to be a bouquet of fake flowers so they can keep it, plus I want to preserve my flowers 🥰. I don’t think we will be doing a garter toss though, only because I don’t personally like them..

We haven’t decided yet. A lot of people at ours will already be married to but I think it would still be fun. I also don’t think that if you did do it it would be a big deal. We probably will and just call it a good luck toss like someone else said.

View Quoted Comment Yeah Im sure we will do something. I'm proud to say a lot ofnour married guests have been married for over 10 years. The anniversary dance will be special and they will get a bouquet from us.