Hi has anyone ever heard of a chiavree, where everyone honks at the wedding par

I have heard of one but the closest that we ever came to it was when my son got married last December.. We did do a job on his car and I tried to get everyone to follow him as they left for their honeymoon, but only a few carloads went with us.. It made a funny site with his car all foamed up with some kind of soapy lather and car loads of people following him and honking like a bunch of crazy people.. That was as far as we went, but it sure did embarass him and his new wife..

well yeah but i dont know the exact term of it..but i already seen that but not in person just on local tv series here in our country..putting on thing in or under the bed is that i dont know off..but well maybe the people who do that are closest friends of the couple i guess...just wondering what if the couple decides to have their honeymoon on hotels?

Hi Hatley, I have not heard about that custom and have not seen also on TV.But, it sounds fun!

Sure! My parents did it to me when I got married in 1987, 21 years ago. If the reception is held at a different place from the church the Bride and Groom lead the way with the wedding party and family following behind all blowing horns and flashing lights and screaming and yelling as if the Yankees had just won the pennant. The prank that was pulled was my parents doings. They got a hold somehow(secretly of course) of our luggage and put rice in every single rolled up sock, pocket, inside every piece of clothing, suitcase pockets, make-up case, etc.etc. If it could hold a piece of rice it was there. RICE WAS EVERYWHERE! What was real funny was one year later I flipped open a pair of ankle socks and rice went flying everywhere. We had to laugh. First at the memory and second at the fact that I had amazingly not worn that pair of socks for an entire year!

No I have never heard of this before! I have heard of attaching the cans and things to the bumper though and I always wondered where that idea came from.