How to Find a Date at a Wedding
If "Wedding Crashers" is your favorite movie of all time, you thrive on the excitement and intoxication that weddings provide. Romance and love are in the air. Add in the champagne at weddings, and they are the perfect place to find a date. Here's how.
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Instructions
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Arrive early to get the best seat. Sit on the aisle in the back so you can check out everyone who enters.
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Open yourself to all possibilities except the ring-bearer, flower girl or priest. You might find that the bride's mom is a hottie, or her dad looks like George Clooney.
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Check out the bridesmaids and groomsmen for potential dates. They always make great wedding date targets since they will be easy pick-ups after the intoxicating celebration.
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Set your sights on a few wedding date possibilities and shoot them some meaningful glances throughout the ceremony. If they look your way, be sure to give them your best sultry smile.
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Head to the wedding reception and stake out a position where you can see everyone. Nurse one drink while everyone else has three or four.
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Find a few potential wedding dates in the crowd. Avoid approaching groups of women or men since this could be humiliating. Approach dating targets only when they are alone, preferably at the bar getting another drink.
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Grab the microphone and, if you're a man, say a few sensitive romantic words about the bride and groom while wiping away a tear. If you're a woman, mention how you'll miss seeing the bride at your pole-dancing lessons. You'll find that the girls and guys will be crawling all over you after that toast.
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Tips & Warnings
Stay far away from the bouquet/garter toss. You won't score a date if you're holding one of those.
