No bouquet toss

We are not doing a garter, so I don't see why you cant skip the bouquet.

I have probably 20% single ladies and few mentions of wanting to catch the bouquet so we are doing it.

I will not be doing it. I've always kind of cringed at the thought. Usually when I'm at weddings and it's done, I'll either head to the bathroom or the bar when they announce it.

We're skipping this and the garter toss. Both I think are outdated traditions, and the garter removal/toss is a cringe-filled experience to watch.

Didn't do it. No one noticed or cared. Out of my 6 cousins that got married in the last 3 years, only 1 did it. I feel like it's not that common at all anymore.

I think it’s sort of an outdated tradition. You can totally skip it.

We skipped it and no one seemed to notice. I've actually never been to a wedding that did a bouquet toss, it's totally ok to skip if that's what you want.

I'm not doing one because I don't really like them.

I don't like the garter toss, either, so I'm skipping that as well.

A lot of people are throwing out traditions in favor of what they do and don't like. If your friends miss it, I mean that's too bad, but it's all about what YOU want

We aren't doing but instead we are doing a anniversary dance.

Not doing it. I hate being up there with. I think it's crazy to have people scramble for a bouquet. And nothing says awkward when a person catches the bouquet and another guy that isn't her boyfriend catches the garter....

We aren't doing the garter or bouquet tosses since we are having a DW with approximately 30 people who are almost all couples (maybe 4 single people total?). It definitely is a personal preference to do this or not.

We aren’t doing a bouquet toss or garter toss. A lot of our guests are married and I don’t want to single anyone out

We aren’t doing the bouquet or garter. I’ve always thought it was a little silly. I do love watching videos where some rabid bridesmaid gets into a brawl for the bouquet though 😂

We didn't do it. I find it an embarrassing, non funny thing.

We're didn't do either toss. As a single girl, I was the one forced up to the dance floor and then ducking so as not to catch it. We had plenty of single ladies but no one missed it to be honest.

We are not doing it, however we are doing a couples dance. We will have the DJ do a count up and have couples sit down with the least number of years of marriage. The couple with the highest number of years together will receive a special bouquet that celebrates their years together.

We aren't doing it. I haven't seen one done since a college friend was married a few years ago but she was in her early 20s with a ton of single friends. Almost all of ours are married. I am doing a cake pull though for the single women and for my young cousins

I'm not even having a bouquet. Too much effort to hold it, and not as much of a big deal in my religion. Plus, I prefer not drawing attention to all my single friends over something that makes not sense.

It'll be just fine, whatever you end up doing. Do what makes you happy.

We didn't do a grand entrance, garter toss or bouquet toss. No one missed any of those things.

We had two bouquets and two garters, and didn't toss any of them. It's not mandatory.

We're not doing any tosses. Among other reasons, a handful of our single friends are really self-conscious about being single and we do NOT want to make them feel awkward! What I am doing is giving the bouquet to a good friend whose boyfriend is planning to propose later this year.