
Clinking Glasses at a Wedding For Couple To Kiss. Is It A MN Thing?
I was recently wasting away spending time on Reddit and came across a question that I thought was odd. A user said they'd been in a discussion about weddings recently and was talking to people from Texas and Kentucky. They said they'd never heard of clinking your glass at a wedding to get the couple to kiss.
Isn't that an everywhere thing? I was born and raised in Minnesota, but I've lived all over. I've lived on both the East & West Coast and never heard of it not being a thing. Although, I don't actually recall ever having a conversation about it either. Now that I'm thinking about it, I can only think of one wedding I went to and I don't recall it happening there.
But c'mon, that's not a regional thing is it? I've seen it in movies. Of course, I suppose they could have been based in the Midwest.

As I read on through the thread some folks did start chiming in to say they'd seen it outside of the Midwest.
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Then it's always fun to see things go sideways as people start correcting grammar.
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Ha. Only in Minnesota can a conversation about one thing, somehow take a turn and get a Tator Tot Hotdish mention in!
So in summary, no. Clinking glasses at a wedding is NOT just a Midwest thing. Anyone else suddenly have a craving for Hotdish?
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