Weddings and their receptions make for wonderful parties. Food and drink are usually abundant. The partygoers are typically in a good mood and don't always know all of the guests. Either as a hobby or for a one-time event, crashing a wedding can be a fun challenge.
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Difficulty:
Moderately Easy
Instructions
1
Dress for the occasion. If you want to fit in unnoticed, then do a little homework and find out who the wedding couple is before you try to crash their party.
2
Stand at the end of a reception line and shake hands with all the guests. They will pretend to know you most of the time. People are very often embarrassed about forgetting a face and will not ask who you are.
3
Prepare an innocuous answer to questions about yourself. "I've not been around that long to know everyone in their lives," or "We're all friends here."
4
Pose as a distant relative who heard about the happy couple's wedding and brings best wishes from all the other relatives who couldn't make the blessed occasion.
5
Offer to dance with someone who looks like they could use the company. Dance well and you will have a line of potential partners - and official party acceptance.
6
Compliment everyone and everything. No one thinks badly of someone who is full of praise of the party.
Tips & Warnings
Watch the movie "The Wedding Crashers" for some great wedding crasher examples.
Arrive late to crash the party.
Excuse yourself to go to the bar or restroom if a situation becomes too sticky.
If asked, you forgot your invitation in a hurry to get there in time.
Do not expose your fraud.
Do not sulk or sit in a corner drawing attention to yourself.
