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What are you using instead of rice outside ceremony?

Missladybug15 Posted:

What are you using instead of rice outside ceremony?

I need some ideas....

MrsMichel07 Posted:

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Rose petals...

chellynyc Posted:

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I have to check if my church will allow rose petals. I don't like the birdseed thing - it got stuck all in my sister's hair at her wedding. The bubbles I feel can stain - so if I can't do petals I may just do nothing.

PegaLega Posted:

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We were thinking bubbles-but who knows.
Ive heard of some people using ribbon wands b/c their church wouldnt let them throw anything-what about heart shaped glitter??? That might be pretty!!! Or even confetti
Missladybug15 Posted:

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Posted by chellynyc

I have to check if my church will allow rose petals. I don't like the birdseed thing - it got stuck all in my sister's hair at her wedding. The bubbles I feel can stain - so if I can't do petals I may just do nothing.



I know I feel the same way about bubbles, b/c I know leaving church someone will either spill it on me or it will stain.....
Missladybug15 Posted:

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Posted by kismet8601

We were thinking bubbles-but who knows.
Ive heard of some people using ribbon wands b/c their church wouldnt let them throw anything-what about heart shaped glitter??? That might be pretty!!! Or even confetti




The heart shapes could work b/c my theme is hearts...ooh good idea!!!
wematched Posted:

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I hope to use ribbon wands.

JessToni Posted:

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my church won't let us throw anything so it is either bubbles or ribbon wands.

As of now I am leaning towards ribbon wands.
Bobbysgirl Posted:

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I would love to throw petals... I hope the church will let me!

Confetti is a great idea... just be careful about it getting in your hair! JMHO
JennyAl Posted:

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dont think we're allowed to thrown anything, b/c there wont be anyoen to clean it up afterwards....and bubbles scare me, cuz they leave a blotted stain.....so who knows....

enjft Posted:

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rose petals.

soon2bmrsdunn Posted:

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I have to check with my church but I want to use rose petals

STBH Posted:

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i like the ribbon wand idea and rose petals always are nice!!

Missladybug15 Posted:

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Posted by Bobbysgirl

I would love to throw petals... I hope the church will let me!

Confetti is a great idea... just be careful about it getting in your hair! JMHO



ugh good point!
Danacm80 Posted:

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I don't think my church allows us to throw anything which annoys me because I like the pictures with the petals in color and everything else black & white. We might do ribbon wands.. I haven't really thought about that yet.

BernandRob Posted:

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I was using bubbles, and they make ones that don't stain, so I'm not too worried about it

JazzyT Posted:

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Rose petals

BklynItaliana Posted:

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petal cones if my curch allows it

smurray Posted:

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Posted by MrsMichel07

Rose petals...



And Dove releases
Lissy3077 Posted:

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i was thinking of confetti, or flower petals!! i don't know yet, i'm looking for some ideas too!!

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