Post ur pics here!!!

Fotophreak4c

 After my previous post on my friend becoming engaged since catchin the bouquet, i thought it would be funny to post her pic. You can def. tell she is DETERMINED to get it! haha

 Post your funny bouquet pics here!! I love to see people's reactions. 

  

kelnyc

This makes me so sad because I didn't get to throw mine.

We were planning to do it at the end of the night to the whole crowd (our gay friends wanna be brides too, lol!), but when the time came, everyone who was still there at that time just started leaving.

 Speaking of regrets, I also wish I had recorded the ceremony. We didn't think we'd want it, and certainly couldn't afford a videographer, but now I wish we had sprung for one because the ceremony was so sweet. *sigh*

nicoleabrock

I don't have all of my pics yet because my photographer is lame and slow as molasses.  So I don't have a bouquet toss pic to share.

arobertson62282

 

My sister caught my bouquet and she doesn't even have a boyfriend. I think the other girls are just goofing off. 

chance_encounters

I still don't have my pictures yet!  I will post one from my friends wedding tonight when I get home.  I was the one who caught the boquet (her wedding was in August) and the picture is me jumping (yes I caught air) to catch the boquet!  It was my last wedding as a single woman and I WANTED that boquet!  lol  Actually my 6 year old REALLY wanted it so I caught it and gave it to her

mikesboo23

We didn't do the toss, we did the anniversary dance.  The couple that got the bouquet and garter were there with their grandkids so guess who ended up with it.

I have a couple other funny pics:

 don't know if you can tell in this one but the handle on the cake knife broke:

Milliechel67

I wish I had a picture!  The plan was just to toss the bouquet as we were leaving but we waited so long to leave that 1)  I sent the photographer home and 2) there weren't enough single girls left to make it fun.  But as I was getting in the car, there were some shouts, "you forgot to throw your bouquet!"  Well, it was mostly youth group boys and my parents' friends left but I told everyone to get ready and I turned around and tossed it as high and far as I could.  When I turned back around there was a pile of high school boys trying to out-jump eachother.  And when it was grabbed a fluff of sunflower petals went flying out.  It was one of those moments I kicked myself for not having my camera out and ready.  ~haha~ 

laniemarie

DH's sister ALWAYS catches the bouquet...she is at least 6ft tall and just plucks it out of the air every time! Apparently this time she also knocked someone over : )

 

 

Cipolla2Be

 Not really funny, but I just love how my hot single friends are not even reaching for it AT ALL....and all of our grade school/high school cousins are going after it....

Reinedumonde

Our non pro pictures were way better expression-wise than the pro ones as far as bouquet tosses go.  This one was taken by MIL.  Looks like no one really wants the bouquet:

This one was my favorite non pro picture of all.  Her boyfriend was not pleased that she caught the bouquet:

 

jamlsull

Not the best pix, but I sort of tossed it in my cousin's direction to give her a better chance of getting it-and she took it from there.  The best is on our video, she body checked a 10 year old out of the way!  haha.

JDechen

I had a mix of girls fighting over it and girls running away from it.

juangela

Ahh! Seeing all of your photos makes me wish we had done it! I was going to (after much protesting I gave in and said I would do it only if I could play "Girls" by the Beastie Boys during the toss). Then, the reception ended and we were cleaning up and I noticed the bouquet still sitting there on the cake table .

It worked out, because I gave it to my 13 year old cousin who was really sad all day because she wasn't in the wedding. She actually kind of teared up when I gave it to her because she was excited, so it made me happy it worked out that way.

brandyleighxx

2dBride

We gave one of our two bouquets to my former sister-in-law, and one to the staff of the Temple where we were married.  No tossing was involved.