Dollar Dance gifts?

Omfg jello shots?!?!

Bye Felicia

Reasonable questions are answered seriously.

Questions about a dollar dance? Not so much...

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It was answered seriously . . . as in serioustly, don't do a dollar dance. Unless it's a cultural thing.

Just because it's "done all the time" doesn't make it not tacky, or rude.

How people look when they do dollar dances outside of a cultural tradition:

Jenny make him dance for the dollars? I've also seen it where the parents of the bride/groom hand out dollars and the dance is just for show, so no one has to actually give their own money.

Ha

Your question was answered seriously by most. It just wasn't what you wanted to hear, obviously.

This forum is actually really great, embrace the snark, don't do tacky things at your wedding, and you'd do a lot better.

I've never seen a gift given for a dollar dance

It's a tradition,people give literally a dollar for the most part this isn't paying for a honeymoon it's done at all weddings I've attended

Relax

Seriously... it's tacky.

Here comes Patty to white knight!

@jenny you can always provide people with actual dollar bills along with the pins. From what I understand, it's just symbol of good luck that some people turn it into ugly tacky thing.

My mom did it at her wedding, and they got so much more extra money. They did not give any gifts. Everyone wanted to give the newly weds money without paying them back or giving them gifts.

Well if Jenna's mom got so much money, you should definitely do it!

Why not charge an entry fee to the wedding while you're at it? There was a bride on here once that was charging guests per plate.... Pure Genius.

Dang. I thought the answers were pretty reasonable.

But seriously don't do the dollar dance thing. It can make your guests feel very uncomfortable and it's just rude.

And seriously these responses are good.

Hi OG Kathryn

Just giving my opinion just as others did

Dollar dances are a cultural thing in my family, but I'm skipping it because no I don't to dance with weird uncle bob or awkward cousin Sally. Also no i don't want to ask people for money

IT was the "relax" part that was annoying.

Dollar dances are traditionally part of my culture but not FH's. I think they're incredibly tacky, so we're not doing it and I can only imagine the looks of horror on his family's faces.