Dollar Dance.. yes or no?

It's rude. Unless your family is from a culture where this is custom (here's a tip: since you're asking this question, you're not!) it is no different from panhandling at your wedding, just like honeymoon jars and Honeyfunds (which are e-panhandling).

Oops Bethany you can't call names!

Bethany did you read any of this? It's not something her family does. She saw it at a friends wedding.

I'm not sure I commented yet on this post since they seem to be so common.. but... no... don't.do.it

So ALL of your family have ALWAYS and will ALWAYS BEG for money, hmm Bethany?

So your family enjoys panhandling at weddings.

Gotcha.

eta: flagged you for name calling. Stay classy.

Sorry OOPS @LindseyO

Don't worry, we flagged it down for you.

@Bethany, actually the majority of people here said this is fine if it is cultural. But rude, and I find disrespectful to these cultures, if it is not part of your culture.

I won't be doing it. & it's very STILL popular in my culture

I don't want my guests to do it, and I would think it would be uncomfortable dancing with people who you may not know, but have to invite because its his moms best friends husbands uncle....

Bethany you sound like such a nice person who isn't tacky at all. Good for you girl.

*cue eye roll

NOOOOOO. I saw it at a wedding this weekend and about died. And wanted to smack my FH upside the head for thinking he had to participate as a groomsmen. TACKY TIMES A MILLION!

@2B why would "people who you. At not know" be at your wedding ?

No

Sometimes I think certain people on here ask questions just to get a reaction out of people. But that's just me.

Please no. And for future reference, please use the search bar and look up your topic. This is brought up everyday

@Carriemichelle, I think it "mean bishes" bait lol

When I was DJing in west TX I had quite a few brides still requesting to do a dollar dance. In my experience it's usually awkward and guests are hesitant to participate. The only time I have seen a big response is when it is a family tradition and has additional meaning like @BeachDreams mentioned.

UMMM NO!

I don't want to have but my FH does for some reason uknown to me!