In exchange for a few fun-filled seconds whirling around the dance floor with the bride or groom, guests can either pin cash on the newlywed couple’s clothing, toss coins into the bride’s shoes or tuck bills into a dainty satin satchel that the bride wears around her wrist.
The money dance receives a lot of criticism from brides and grooms who are unfamiliar with the cultural custom. However, in many traditions, guests eagerly anticipate the moment, lining up for song after song until they get their intimate moment. It is not uncommon for guests to wait until this time to present the newlyweds with their wedding gift, slipping them some cash to help build a nest egg for their future dreams.
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