Lighting Sparklers instead of throwing rice or petals???
Has anyone heard of doing this or been to wedding where they have done it?
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Has anyone heard of doing this or been to wedding where they have done it?
Friends of mine did it a few summers ago for their wedding. The pictures of it turned out great- especially the ones that they did in black and white.
I saw this at a wedding a few weeks ago...they lit the sparklers as the couple left the reception hall... it was really nice...
I want to do this, especially since our wedding is the Thurs b4 Forth of July! I have wanted to do Sparklers even before we'd set our date.
my friend did it at a new years eve wedding, the GM held the really long ones
A lot of places won't let you do it because I guess it's some sort of fire hazard. Neither my church nor reception hall would allow it.
Im still debating this. I have the sparklers but Im not sure if it will be effective during the day. My church wont allow me to throw anything, so I had planned on using the sparklers instead. I didnt ask if they were permitted, but I figured if it wasnt on the list of 'donts' then its ok.
What a great idea, does anyone have pictures of this? I would love to see how it looks!!
I was thinking of doing this for a picture at eh reception at night because we are july 4th weekend. but leaving the reception is really great too. But won't the photog be gone by then?
As I am actually getting married on July 4th (and I am a history teacher... not intentional) I am hoping to do this but have yet to look into it. I'm hoping to aty least have them on the cake. If the reception doesn't allow it... maybe the groom's cake (also his B-day cake) at the RD.