Clinking glasses for couple to kiss

climbingsingle · May 2014

Does anyone else fucking hate this? I keep joking to FI that I'm going to carry around a bag of marbles and whoever clinks a glass is getting one chucked at their head. I don't want to do it. If this happens at our wedding (I totally have aunts that will do this. I know it), can I just pretend I don't hear it? Maybe instead I can smack FI on the tush each time and people will get the hint.

KeptInStitches · May 2014

I'm planning to ignore it if anyone does it at my wedding, but I'm also having my reception at a restaurant which will be open to the public (reserving the upstairs room) and I'm thinking my family will be classy enough to not be obnoxious.

Cookie Pusher · May 2014

We plan to ignore it when it happens. Just not our thing.

Blergbot · May 2014

Me! So stupid and annoying. I might have to steal your marble idea.

ElcaB · May 2014

I don't hate it once.

After that, I get the urge to exchange those marbles you were talking about for bricks and throw.

LadyMillil · May 2014

People clinked their glasses at my wedding once. DH planted one on me that made people uncomfortable, and that was the end of glass clinking.

KGold80 · May 2014

I hate this, too. My ex-H and I went along with it at my first wedding and it was really annoying. There isn't a chance in hell I'm doing it this time. I'm just going to ignore it.

[Deleted User] · May 2014

It drives me nuts...especially when it's every. five.minutes. No friggin wonder they say you don't get to eat much.

JaxInBlue · May 2014

We let it happen once. It was cute that. one. time. When people tried it a second time, and purposefully caught DH and me with our mouths full, we rubbed noses instead of kissing. It didn't happen again, and I think the second time our not rising to the occasion was a subtle way of reminding people that PDA is not our thing.

I'm all for pretending it's not happening, but I'd also throw in a pitch for non-kisses a time or two - high five, fistbump, something that gives the message that you aren't going to give in to the clinking.

cupcait927 · May 2014

I'll be okay with it the first time it happens but if someone does it a second time, that shit's getting ignored. Love the marble idea!

photokitty · May 2014

I hate it. It happened once after we were announced and before the toasts. That was it. My family is not into it over all. Basically there's one random guest who does it and then we move on the important stuff like eating and drinking and dancing and having actual fun.

VulgarGirl · May 2014

My origianl plan was as soon as glass clinking started to climb onto FI's lap and give the biggest wettest kiss I could manage, with groping. So much groping. Then FI pointed out that might encourage some people.

New plan is to ignore it if it happens. Or clink right along with them. I'm not a trained seal. I don't do tricks on command. And it's kind of weird you're insisting on making us kiss. We just got married, can't you believe we love each other without seeing proof?

Emmy1493 · May 2014

Uhhg. Like others, I didn't mind the first two times, after that it's like really? Do yall want us to make out in front of you while were at it? I am trying to stuff my face here!!!

pinkshorts27 · May 2014

I like the high five idea

KGold80 · May 2014

JaxInBlue said:

We let it happen once. It was cute that. one. time. When people tried it a second time, and purposefully caught DH and me with our mouths full, we rubbed noses instead of kissing. It didn't happen again, and I think the second time our not rising to the occasion was a subtle way of reminding people that PDA is not our thing.

I'm all for pretending it's not happening, but I'd also throw in a pitch for non-kisses a time or two - high five, fistbump, something that gives the message that you aren't going to give in to the clinking.

Stealing the high five and fistbump things. Totally doing that instead of kissing upon clinkage.

grumbledore · May 2014

Yeah not a fan.

sophhabobopha · May 2014

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:

"Don't click your glass,

or I'll beat your ass."

Peaseblossom55 · May 2014

I find it annoying too I may have to steal the marble idea from you!

KatieinBkln · May 2014

If it happens more than once, I will start licking FI's face as awkwardly as possible, while making eye contact with the offending clink-er. Should work, right?

VulgarGirl · May 2014

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

KGold80 · May 2014

MagicInk said:

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

Why choose when you can frame the chalkboard with burlap!!!

sophhabobopha · May 2014

KGold80 said:

MagicInk said:

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

Why choose when you can frame the chalkboard with burlap!!!

photokitty · May 2014

KGold80 said:

MagicInk said:

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

Why choose when you can frame the chalkboard with burlap!!!

Ok cool...now, should I put it next to the cash bar or the wishing well???

sophhabobopha · May 2014

photokitty said:

KGold80 said:

MagicInk said:

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

Why choose when you can frame the chalkboard with burlap!!!

Ok cool...now, should I put it next to the cash bar or the wishing well???

I'd place it next to the money tree.

climbingsingle · May 2014

WHAT!?!? This is perfies! You could chuck the pillow at people too.

KGold80 · May 2014

sophhabobopha said:

photokitty said:

KGold80 said:

MagicInk said:

sophhabobopha said:

You could always go the pinterest route with a classy poem:
"Don't click your glass,
or I'll beat your ass."

Do we put that on burlap or on a chalkboard?

Why choose when you can frame the chalkboard with burlap!!!

Ok cool...now, should I put it next to the cash bar or the wishing well???

I'd place it next to the money tree.

Shit no. The bride wears it around her neck so people are sure to see it and then they can pin money to it during the dollar dance. It's all about being economical and letting things serve double duty. Burlap is GREAT for pinning!

FiancB · May 2014

I don't mind it as long as it isn't constant. Who came up with this idea, anyway? If it does get obnoxious we'll steal the high five idea. We'll just high five while continuing to stuff our faces. I am going to eat all the things, dammit!

SapphireCounselor · May 2014

Eh, it is annoying but once or twice is okay with me. It doesn't really bother me, but does make me roll my eyes if it happens over and over again.

sophhabobopha · May 2014

ClimbingBrideNY said:

WHAT!?!? This is perfies! You could chuck the pillow at people too.

AddieCake · May 2014

Of course I hate it. I hate most everything.

phira · May 2014

My partner wants to make silly "So you're going to sit through a wedding" programs for the wedding, and if we do, it'll say something along the lines of:

Will you kiss if I clink my glass?

We will not. J doesn't care for the tradition, and phira wasn't even aware that it was a thing. We're sure we'll kiss plenty!

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