What's the best thing you've ever seen at a wedding you've been to?

This will be the 'not playing the game properly' answer that everyone groans at...

The best thing I've experienced at a wedding - every wedding - is the joy of being with friends, eating together, drinking wine, dancing. No bouncy castle can beat that.

This definitely ^^^

Also at the last wedding I went to my friend - the bride did an icebreaker thing for when everyone say down for food. She typed on a piece of paper a random facts about each person and everyone on the table had to guess which person each fact related to, it was really fun and so personal, plus it really did break the ice.

My sister had the Divine Miss Em at her wedding and she was fantastic, really livened up the eveing :-) http://www.emmaruth.co.uk/welcome.htm

This! I've not been to loads of weddings so I probably don't count as much, but the best times I've had is having a drink & dancing with friends..oh and having some cake haha. I also love the personal touches like when couples have little favours, personalised things..cake toppers that are a bit different etc

My 2 year old son throwing some moves at his uncles wedding, when the live band was on.

Cutest thing ever. He normally runs away and screams at loud noises and lots of people.

The bride and groom and all our friends going mad to Move Any Mountain by The Shamen, like the clapped out ravers we are. ?

Agree with Footers cos nothing beats that however, there was a few little things that I really liked at other weddings:

Magician - he appeared at that time where other people had disappeared; the bridal party were doing pics on their own and we didn't know many people in the reception area - he got us talking to a few other couples and was great. That was the only wedding I'd been to with a magician and we couldn't get one for ours!

Aeroplane acrobatics display - the bride is an aeronautical engineer (like my hubby) and arranged for a couple of small aeroplanes to come and do a display - was really cool! They did a heart shape in the sky that matched their 'theme'.

At the time, I did like other little things that have now been done to death (i did them myself too!): flip flops, beauty treats in bathroom, favours, chocolate fountain, ferrero rocher trees.

My brother's speech at his wedding. He had everyone in tears and really showed just how much he loved his new wife. He died of cancer 7 years ago, two days after his son was born and now I can't watch the cideo bur still remember how he felt that day

So nice to hear all the heart warming stories.

Obviously the actual marriage side of things is always the best but I also like to hear the unusual things which made people giggle!

The bride sitting in the corner of her marquee playing with her nephew and his Buzzy and Woody toys. She was sober.

Haha that's so sweet! I bet it is so he doesn't blub though He'll end up sobbing through the vows haha

My cousin was marrying into an irish family so as their centre pieces they had buckets with bottles of guiness and bottles of English ale. I thought it was a fab idea, the bucket eben had bottle opener on it

Other thing was at our friend's wedding at the weekend whilst the register was being signed they were laughing and joking with each other as though they were the only two people in the church