How many weddings have you attended that during the cocktail hour there isn’t anything to do except drink? There is a growing trend to provide interactive entertainment during wedding cocktail hours. Type of entertainment is a great ice breaker and gets people socializing.  Of course there is the standard type of entertainment that everyone has seen before, namely magicians and caricature artists.  That is fun entertainment but the emphasis is on the performer and not the guest.

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The dictionary defines “kiss” as “to touch or caress with the lips as an expression of affection, greeting, respect, or amorousness.” Yes, I know. That definition is…stale, isn’t it? The world would be such a dreadful place if that definition summed up our feelings on kissing. Luckily, that is not the case. If, however, you are unimpressed by lip locking, this story may change your opinion.  Scientists are in the process of unveiling an octopus that…kisses.

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1. M & M Fun: pass around a large bowl of M & M's and ask everyone to take as many as they want but not to eat them yet. Once everyone has their M & M's, inform them that for every candy they took, they have to tell the group something about themselves.  The more M & M's a guest takes, the more fun.
2. The Lineup: ask your guests to line...

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It is a busy week for lips; they work overtime this time of the year.  Valentine’s Day is this Thursday, and couples all across the nation will go out to eat and enjoy a nice night on the town.  Well – maybe not that nice; oftentimes Cupid’s holiday brings out the worst in people.  However, we cannot say the same of nine Thai couples.

In the article, “9 Thai couples lock lips for ‘kiss in’ to break 50-hour world record,” Agence France-Presse of The Raw Story writes, “Nine T...