Dollar Dance

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[edit] What Is the Dollar Dance


A popular tradition at wedding receptions is the dollar dance, also called the money dance or apron dance, this dance gives guests the opportunity to pay for a dance with the bride or groom. The DJ plays a series of shortened songs and guest line up with money. Typically, $1's and $5's are given, sometimes checks, sometimes big bills from important family members. They individually dance with the bride or the groom for a minute and pin the bill on their dress/suit somewhere and they can pass on a little nugget of their wisdom. The concept is that they are paying for the dance and the money is a contribution to their new life together as a married couple.

[edit] Variations

Money Tree is a variation in which guests tied rolled up bills to the tree with a ribbon.


[edit] Should You Have it at Your Wedding

Opinions vary significantly on this topic. Keep in mind that back when these traditions started that wedding gifts were not in the $100 range. Gifts were kept simple and sweet. If you're doing it simply because your wedding coordinator tells you that it is a fun idea, it would probably be best not to do it. On the other hand, if this is a family tradition, do it proudly and have fun with it.


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