Your Wedding Day Is Not The Hokey Pokey

Send us Fan MailWeddings bring out both the best and worst in people, creating unique dysfunction as couples navigate traditions, family expectations, and changing technology.The podcast hosts reflect on how their perspectives on weddings have changed with age and experience. Chrisy acknowledges her "bridezilla" tendencies when she married at 21, focusing primarily on what she wanted with little consideration for her husband's preferences. She prohibited certain reception traditions she found "ridiculous," like the Chicken Dance, Hokey Pokey, and other group dances. Kerry, having been married multiple times, shares how each subsequent wedding became simpler and more focused on the couple's actual enjoyment rather than fulfilling societal expectations.Support the showThank you for listening.  Be sure to check out our Facebook and Instagram pages for additional content. We often post polls and other questions for your feedback.  We would love to hear from you, and if you like our show please take a moment to give us a Five Star Review! Love our show and want to support us?  Click on this link to submit a one time or reoccurring donation.  https://www.buzzsprout.com/2398402/support www.facebook.com/DysfunctionJunkieshttps://www.instagram.com/dysfunctionjunkieshttps://www.youtube.com/@DysfunctionJunkieshttps://dysfunctionjunkiespodcast.comDysfunction Junkies has all rights to the songs "Hit the Ground Running"   created by Ryan Prewett and "Happy Hour" created by Evert Z.