I don't know about you but my guest will not have the oppurtuinity to throw rice or petals. We're having an indoor reception. Our asile decor will be candles and I love the warmth of candlelight, I think it will be romantic.
Does anyone know the meaning of throwing petals/blowing bubbles etc.?
kimnsteve
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you could always have them blow bubbles during your first dance ...we did it at a wedding once and the pics looked amazing!
michelle i know you are in the process of converting so i just thought i'd tell you that throwing rice, birdseed, etc. had never been customary at Jewish weddings
SoontobeMrsH
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Thanks Laura, I'm so unaware of traditional Jewish traditions, my formal classes start in the spring, so now it's just reading books & help from jewish friends like you thanks
AS
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I am not sure of the meaning of those but that link that someone posted explains it all. I just think people throw stuff because of tradition and because everybody else does it but not because it means anything to them. Personally I do not want bubbles, I think its kinda stupid. I am def doing the rose petals and rice and/or birdseed.
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Posted by perfectpair
Thanks Laura, I'm so unaware of traditional Jewish traditions, my formal classes start in the spring, so now it's just reading books & help from jewish friends like you thanks
no problem, happy to help i didnt want u to stress about something unnecessarily
Kimbalina
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because we are doing the same place also, I was thinking of lining the aisle runner with candels and flowers also. I have seen pictures!
