"funnest" thing you've ever done at a wedding?

kzsnyder

What are some neat things you've seen or done at past weddings that you walked away thinking, wow, that was a LOT of fun?

kristinanddan

Honestly, all I'm looking for is an AWESOME band or dj. And good drinks. If I can have a few drinks and dance like a fool, that is a fun wedding to me.

trix1223

I agree with PP.  For me, the weddings that I leave saying "That was a great wedding!" are ones where the couple has taken the time to plan a seating chart that puts me at a table where I'll be with people I'll enjoy.  There's good food, good drinks, and a dj that knows how to get a crowd going.  Oh-and a bride and groom who take the time to spend a couple of minutes with me.  To me, that was a fun wedding.

MyNameIsNot

The most fun I've had at a wedding was having a few drinks and hitting the dance floor when the DJ really knew what he was doing. 

MOBinFL2008

Fun = great dance music, either from a band, a dj, or even an ipod

Fun = great drinks  Beer, wine, or hard liquor; just don't ask me to pay for it

Fun = great food  It doesn't matter if it's a plated meal or a buffet

Fun = spending time talking with family and friends

Fun = a gracious bride and groom greeting all of their guests

Lasairiona

Can't beat dancing. Otherwise, socializing with other guests. I haven't seen other activities at weddings, nor do most people choose to do so.

mbcdefg

I like it when the DJ isn't so loud that I can't hear myself think. FI and I aren't dancers, so we appreciate being able to talk to people.

It's also nice when there's a cool variety of food during the cocktail hour (we're from New Jersey so cocktail hours here are typically quite elaborate). It's neat when you get an action station like a pasta bar, or a fun passed hors d'oeuvre like mini cheeseburgers.

We attended a wedding that had a boardwalk-style photobooth, and thought that was cool.

rachelc7487

So at my sister's wedding the bridesmaids made a dance up for her (I was unaware even though I was the MOH) to "I believe in a thing called love" by the Darkness. They told be about almost a minute before they were going to "perform" it, and since I was a few drinks in, I decided to join in on the fun and learn what I could fast! It was HILARIOUS trying to keep up with them, plus I thought I was doing super good...until I saw the video later! It made for a great time that people were talking about for a while.

aerinpegadrak

The most fun I had at a wedding was when the DJ put on the Time Warp, and I hopped into the middle of the circle and did what I could remember of Columbia's choreography.  The memory still makes me smile.

Spontaneity is fun.  Planned, choreographed "fun" activities are not.