My brother and soon to be sister in law are getting married in July. I am 16 days older than my brother (I am adopted) and therefore my sister in law wants me to dance in the hog trough. I tried to convince them that since I am also engaged that its really not necessary for me to dance in the trough. That didn't work... I am perhaps the clumsiest person ever and i dread dancing in front of everyone! Did anyone else have to dance in the trough? How bad was it?
Re: Hog trough dance?
[QUOTE]My brother and soon to be sister in law are getting married in July. I am 16 days older than my brother (I am adopted) and therefore my sister in law wants me to dance in the hog trough. I tried to convince them that since I am also engaged that its really not necessary for me to dance in the trough. That didn't work... I am perhaps the clumsiest person ever and i dread dancing in front of everyone! Did anyone else have to dance in the trough? How bad was it?
Posted by cassiew0507[/QUOTE]
WTH is a trough dance?
[QUOTE]In Response to Hog trough dance? : WTH is a trough dance?
Posted by trix1223[/QUOTE]
*waiting for response* I've never heard of this either!
http://bridalfilms.net/blog/2008/04/pig-trough-dance-wedding-tradition.html
The idea is to humiliate the older sibling? Sounds like a lovely wedding tradition!
[QUOTE]this sounds r*******. sorry.
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</div><div>I agree that it sounds odd, but maybe a different choice of words? I work with special needs kids and have 2 precious cousins with special needs. Any use of the r-word makes my blood boil and breaks my heart. I can not just ignore it. You can visit <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.r-word.org">www.r-word.org</a> to pledge to eliminate the use of the word.
~Emily
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And that is probably one of the stupidest traditions I've heard of.
There is NO shame in refusing to do this!!!
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I am the older sibling, but if my sister tried to make me do that, I would boycott the wedding.
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