Unsaved Son's Upcoming Wedding

[Alimantado]

I realize this is a bit after the fact, but I just heard recently of a toast that was made, not with beverages, but with the favorite candy of both the bride and the groom.  Everyone was given a piece of the candy for those who wanted to participate in the toast.  I thought this was a wonderful alternative to beverage toasts.

​Perhaps, but I would imagine that Jelly Babies don't make a very satisfying 'clink' noise.

[beameup]

I thought I read somewhere that Jesus turned water into wine at a wedding. 

Anyway, a lot of the "traditions" that are involved in a modern wedding are not of Christian origin (or Jewish origin for that matter).

[Salyan]

I realize this is a bit after the fact, but I just heard recently of a toast that was made, not with beverages, but with the favorite candy of both the bride and the groom.  Everyone was given a piece of the candy for those who wanted to participate in the toast.  I thought this was a wonderful alternative to beverage toasts.

That kinda isn't what a toast is, though. A toast by definition must include liquid, although not necessarily alcohol.