Bride Has 'Fireball Girls' Toss Out Mini Bottles of Whiskey Instead of Flowers at Her Wedding in Paris

One woman kicked off her wedding ceremony festivities by having her bridal party pass out mini shots of liquor to all her guests

Flower girls have long been a staple at weddings, but one bride decided to put her own spin on the tradition by introducing "Fireball girls."

At her wedding last week in Paris, bride Jac Vanek, a social media content creator, switched things up by having her wedding party proceed down the aisle throwing out little bottles of cinnamon whisky.

In a TikTok video posted to her social media account two of her friends – dressed in blue and red long dresses – dance down the aisle to Fireball by Pitbull handing the bottles of alcohol to the guests.

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"Best decision I ever made," Vanek captioned the TikTok.

Another TikTok video posted by Keltie Knight, one of the guests who walked down the aisle as a "Fireball girl", shows the crowd joining in dancing. "Don't take those just yet tho, we're doing to wait till Jac and Jared are out," someone says in the video. "Just hang on to them, just so you know."

Knight was accompanied by Becca Tobin, an actress and singer. The three girls call host a weekly podcast together called the LadyGang.

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Marissa Mullen, also a content creator, joined in on the fun and shared a video on TikTok of her holding up a shot she'd been handed. "wedding of the century," she writes.

After posting the video on TikTok Vanek's unique idea sparked lots of reactions from her followers. "me but im gonna have 1 fireball girl and 1 pink whitney girl," a TikToker who goes by lorrie commented on Vanek's original video. "I'm doing this at my wedding," Lola Denvir, a TikToker user, also comments.

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