Ceremonial ship launching - Wikipedia
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Coast guard banned from christening new boats with bottles of champagne | Daily Mail Online
Ceremonial ship launching - Wikipedia
Coast guard banned from christening new boats with bottles of champagne | Daily Mail Online
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Naval tradition scrapped as "environmentally unfriendly" - YBW
Breaking Bottles: Champagne and Ship Christenings - Cluster Crush
Meredeth A. Brokaw, ship's sponsor, caps the christening ceremony the dock landing ship USS RUSHMORE (LSD 47) by breaking a bottle of champagne across the ship's bow - NARA & DVIDS Public
Naval tradition scrapped as "environmentally unfriendly" - YBW
Why we smash champagne against ships, and the best bottles with which to do it | The Gentleman's Journal | Gentleman's Journal
Why is a champagne bottle broken on a ship's hull in its inauguration? - Quora
There were gasps as Camilla failed to smash the bottle': The omens behind cruise ship christenings
Breaking Bottles: Champagne and Ship Christenings - Cluster Crush
Breaking The Champagne On The Ship Stock Photo - Download Image Now - Champagne, Bottle, Ship - iStock
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Do ships still get a bottle of champagne smashed over them prior to launch, and did that apply to spaceships too? - Quora
How To Break A Bottle.. for good luck
The Reason Champagne Bottles are Broken on the Hulls of New Ships - YouTube
Who, what, why: Why is champagne traditional for smashing on ships? - BBC News
TIL: You can buy bottles of fake bubbly for boat christenings that are designed to break - Boing Boing
Why we smash champagne against ships, and the best bottles with which to do it | The Gentleman's Journal | Gentleman's Journal
Why Are Bottles of Champagne Smashed On New Ships? | Mental Floss
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Christening Ships, Champagne, and Superstition
