The toastmaster or the person performing the role of the host at the wedding provides guests with the opportunity to say warm words to the newlyweds and congratulate them on this event. Most of the invitees read poetry, wish the newlyweds all the best and give money, but all these performances are similar to one another.
Instructions
Step 1
Make a doll house out of a large box. Cover it with wallpaper, place toy furniture and interior items inside. Print out photos of the bride and groom, cut out silhouettes of people from magazines to the right size and glue the faces of the newlyweds to them. You can also place photographs on the heads of small dolls or bobbleheads.
Step 2
If you give money to young people, place a safe or "grandmother's chest" in the dollhouse, put bills there. Hand the house over to the heroes of the occasion during the congratulations, comment in a joking manner on what is in the house, for example, “there are photographs from your honeymoon on the walls, but the groom has not glued a piece of wallpaper in the corridor …”.
Step 3
Place the broken glass in the box, wrap with wrapping paper and tie with ribbons. During the congratulations, let them know that you want to present the young people with a tea set and now you will bring it. On the way, you need to fall beautifully so that everyone can hear the sound of broken glass, try to play as naturally as possible, portray the frustration. With the words "nothing can be done, you will have to choose your own service" hand over the envelope.
Step 4
If you are congratulating young people in a large group, learn a simple dance. You can choose a melody and movement from any movie or advertisement. If anyone gets confused, it will only add flavor to the performance.
Step 5
Draw or order a few large posters from your print shop. Slowly scroll through them to romantic music. Use the movie "Love Actually" as a clue, where Keira Knightley's character learns that she is loved by her husband's best friend. For example, on the poster with the image of Jason Stethem, place the words "We thought you would accept his offer, but you chose …". Then you can print out the most ridiculous, but not offensive photo of the groom. The last poster should be the epitome of a complete happy ending.
