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Whomever the person is with the closest birthday to the wedding date wins. You can also use the Anniversary closest to the wedding date. With a cordless mic, the Wedding MC walks to each table and asks for an obscure item picture of MIL, a pack of nylons, a mint, an appt card, etc , the first to produce it wins the centrepiece.
Make sure it is a different item for each table. Place a penny under one saucer at each table. Be sure to announce this game before the dessert course.
Variation: Put a sticker under one of the plates or chairs at each table. Using a napkin, or shoe or watch; the item is passed around the table until the music stops. The person holding the item when the music stops is out, until only one person is left in the game. This person can win, or for a twist, whomever gave the item to play with wins. When the music stops, the guests holding the salts and peppers and asked to come to the dance floor and line up facing each other in front of the Bride and Groom.
The DJ will then announce that we are going to have a dancing competition! This takes place between the Salts and the Peppers to a funny song like the Macarena or Gangnam Style, with the audience cheering them on. The Bride and Groom select whether the Salts or the Peppers wins the centerpiece. The Number Draw — Have an envelope on each table with numbered cards for each person at the table table of 8; use the number At the appropriate time, the MC can ask the guests to draw a number from the envelope.
The MC should also have an envelope of numbers and will draw a number as well. That will be the winning number at each table for the centerpiece! DJ plays a song, and asks those people to dance around the table. Then they will also lead their table to the dance floor. Whoever ends up with the spoon at the end, wins the centerpiece.
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