So years and years ago, people threw rice, birdseed, confetti, etc. For numerous reasons, environmental, safety, clean-up etc., those have gone by the way side. I'm trying to come up with an inexpensive option for our guests and that photo op as we're coming out of the church. I feel like everyone does bubbles these days and more often than not depending on the vendor the quality of the bubbles is hit or miss. Given our rustic theme, I've been toying with the idea of small cowbells with tags that say ring the bell and wish them well (which could also be used at the reception in lieu of clinking utensils against glasses), but I'm having a hard time finding something in my budget that fits my color scheme. I'm also worried that bells are more auditory and will it give the effect in the photo op that I'm looking for? After all, you can't hear them in a photo. LOL Am I just overthinking this one? What do you have planned?
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