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Crazy German Wedding Tradition

At the rehearsal dinner, people threw plates and cups (and even a kitchen sink -- literally) to smash them to pieces. The engaged couple spent the tail end of the evening cleaning up the mess -- ye...  
 
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Melyanna2211 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Oh yes, this is really funny. Part of the tradition is, that the couple has to clean it all up afterwards. When some of my friends got married, we only gave them toothbrushes. LOL. After a while they were given dishwashing-brushes. We are really mean, I know. Then somebody stumbled "accidentally" into the heap of broken fragments, so they had to start again.
Well, after we had a good laugh at the two, somebody fetched proper brooms and everbody helped to clean up.
burwoodin (1 month ago) Show Hide
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ahhhh, thats crazy!! but looks fun!!
KittyIsAround (4 months ago) Show Hide
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this is called "Polterabend" ('clatter-evening') - it's alot of fun! ;)
rigobaer (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Scherben bringen Glück!
PrincessMinuschka (8 months ago) Show Hide
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thats actually a jewish tradition, followed by a lot of mazel-tov-screaming.
Plexpara (7 months ago) Show Hide
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in germany living jewish poeple bring this to jerusalem after the ww2.

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