*Rice Throwing: Instead
of throwing rice, try something more fun. Our favorites are sprinkles and rose
petals. Or, have a sparkler send off, which makes for spectacular photos!
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*Guest Book:
Instead of having people write the same old “best wishes” line in a book you
will stash away, have each guest write an idea for the bride and groom’s
bucket list. Then, the ideas can be combined in a collage or display.
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*Table Numbers:
Write a different question on each numbered table card. Examples: What should
we do on date nights? What is your
best advice for the bride and groom? What is the one thing a married couple should do every day? Leave paper with space for each table
guest to write an answer.
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Alternatively, have each table number represent the couple’s
anniversary (table 1 is first year anniversary, table 5 is five year
anniversary and so on). Each table guest writes a note to be opened by the
couple on that year anniversary.
*Love letters:
The bride and groom exchange love letters and read them in private, immediately
before walking down the aisle. Or, the groom writes a love note on the sole of the
bride’s wedding shoes, which makes for an adorable keepsake.
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*Funny pictures: Again, the possibilities are endless. Reverse bride and groom’s party pictures are especially hilarious.
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