Greek plate smashing

From plate smashing to the martis, here are five traditions only Greeks would understand.

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The Greek tradition of plate smashing is a must at the ceremony!

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Most couples, when at their weddings, choose to eat off of plates. You're probably thinking, so what? That's a seemingly normal thing t...

Greek Reporter on Instagram: "Why Greeks Break Plates: The History Behind the Custom The sound of a plate smashing, shattering loudly as it meets the floor, is distinctive and tends to turn heads in a restaurant. Most of us, startled, think, Oh No! an unfortunate accident has occurred. But when plates shatter on the floor at a gathering of Greeks — whether it is at a taverna, a wedding, a baptism or an intimate party, smashing those plates is no accident. Breaking plates is done purposely…

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Plate smashing is one of the well known customs of Greece; usually breaking plates happens during weddings and celebrations while dancing.

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Greek plate smashing at The Pink Palace toga party

Looking for an authentic Greek celebration? Then look no further! From rustic style decor, live music, dancing and plate smashing - to the best food on the planet. Whether its for your wedding day, welcome party or farewell brunch - Sirtaki Events have got you covered. #atasteofgreece #taverndecor #eventplannergreece #greekcelebration #authenticgreece

Traditional local food, plentiful wine and even more dancing. Forget plate smashing for tourists - head to a local panigyri to party like a true Greek.

Looking for an authentic Greek celebration? Then look no further! From rustic style decor, live music, dancing and plate smashing - to the best food on the planet. Whether its for your wedding day, welcome party or farewell brunch - Sirtaki Events have got you covered. #atasteofgreece #taverndecor #eventplannergreece #greekcelebration #authenticgreece

A must see in Santorini is the Greek Wedding. You become a guest at a staged wedding, full of wonderful food, dancing and smashing plates.

Plate smashing is one of the well known customs of Greece; usually breaking plates happens during weddings and celebrations while dancing.

Looking for an authentic Greek celebration? Then look no further! From rustic style decor, live music, dancing and plate smashing - to the best food on the planet. Whether its for your wedding day, welcome party or farewell brunch - Sirtaki Events have got you covered. #atasteofgreece #taverndecor #eventplannergreece #greekcelebration #authenticgreece

Plates, evil eyes and flowers!

Dreaming of the Greek Islands? We are too. Mix up some delicious tzatziki, and you’ll be there... at least in spirit. Just don’t smash your plates. Yamas!

Greek Reporter on Instagram: "Why Greeks Break Plates: The History Behind the Custom The sound of a plate smashing, shattering loudly as it meets the floor, is distinctive and tends to turn heads in a restaurant. Most of us, startled, think, Oh No! an unfortunate accident has occurred. But when plates shatter on the floor at a gathering of Greeks — whether it is at a taverna, a wedding, a baptism or an intimate party, smashing those plates is no accident. Breaking plates is done purposely…