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Hayley
Devoted August 2015

Kissing games

Hayley, on July 2, 2014 at 8:32 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 18

So I have this idea. It's not really a kissing game, but if people want you to kiss they must put money into a donation jar that goes to a cause close to my fiancées and my hear? Thoughts on that? And other cool kissing gAme ideas you soon to be married people have come up with?

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Latest activity by Mrs.Matthews, on July 3, 2014 at 8:32 AM
  • Future Mrs
    Devoted October 2014
    Future Mrs ·
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    DJ suggested to us "Kiss Cam" so you give the DJ a list of couples ahead of time. Then throughout the night he will call out a couple off of the list. Then they must kiss and however they choose to kiss the new MR and Mrs must copy it and kiss the same way the couple did.

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  • Celia Milton
    Celia Milton ·
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    No. Just no.

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  • Zzil
    Master October 2014
    Zzil ·
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    Please don't do this. You aren't a prostitute who gets paid by the kiss, and a wedding isn't a fundraiser.

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  • Kelly Snyder
    Kelly Snyder ·
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    What about kissing menus. The guests must do something off of the menu to get the couple to kiss and they are things that will make embarrass the guest as much as the clinking of glasses to the bride and groom.

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  • Beth
    Super August 2014
    Beth ·
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    This is good, LOL!

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  • Emma
    Master October 2024
    Emma ·
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    I got my popcorn. Now GO!


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  • Zzil
    Master October 2014
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    Games are one thing, asking someone to pay to view an affectionate moment is basically prostitution. You don't ask guests you are hosting to open their wallets.

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  • KarenM
    Master November 2014
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    Um no. If people start clinking glasses, I'm getting on the dance floor. I will kiss FH when the moment moves me. I think it's a nice idea to give the cash to charity, but I also think that we're asking our guests for enough, just to be there.

    Oh and Lizz - I'm 100% behind you. I agree wholeheartedly.

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  • Celia Milton
    Celia Milton ·
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    Just put a tip cup on the head table. Problem solved.

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  • Brittany H
    VIP August 2014
    Brittany H ·
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    I don't think this is a good idea. I do agree about the kissing menu. I went to a wedding recently and the couple had a kissing menu. On the menu they had: Give the couple advice, Share a funny story about the couple, sing the couple a love song, perform a charade from your favorite romantic movie, and recite a Shakespearean sonnet or ballad. I think if you did something like that your guest would probably enjoy it. Just my opinion and you only you know your guest best.

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  • KimS
    Master September 2014
    KimS ·
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    As Celia said, no. There is no point to this other than getting your guests to give you money for a charity they may or may not endorse. Why does there have to be a game that gets you to kiss? I've never understood that tradition.

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  • Annie & Javi
    Master October 2015
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    Horrible idea. Fundraisers are not meant to be at a wedding.

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  • Storm <3 Kosman
    Master August 2014
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    In my family people stomp their feet and the couple get under the table and kiss. Then they bang on the table and the couple stand on their chairs and kiss.

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  • JanuaryWedding
    Super January 2016
    JanuaryWedding ·
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    Does anyone know a way to avoid the kisses and clinking of glasses all together? FH and I aren't really into kissing in front of everyone. Lizz said it was an affectionate moment, and it is. But it's also intimate and doing it in front of 100+ people isn't intimate. The wedding ceremony kiss should be enough!

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  • Celia Milton
    Celia Milton ·
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    Anything that allows guests to randomly have an open mic is not a good idea.

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  • JustMarried'14
    Master September 2014
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    My family loves clinking the glass for a kiss, but we are using plastic, so no clinking. We are doing kazoos....if you want us to kiss, you must stand up and hum a song into a kazoo. I think it will be fun.

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  • JustMarried'14
    Master September 2014
    JustMarried'14 ·
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    Double post

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  • Mrs.Matthews
    Master January 2015
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    I am not kissing him in front of people other than the ceremony. It is weird to kiss in front of my family, and FH is a foot taller than me so the only time I get kisses is when he does it.

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