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Posted Oct 10, 2001 by MrsCloud
freinds of ours had a wedding at a national trust stately home and were not alloud connfettii so dryed leaves in bright coloured paper cones were handed around.

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confettii replacements
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Posted Feb 6, 2008 by mrsnicolaray
I really like the bubble idea. My best friend had them at her wedding and they make a lovely alternative to confetti or rice. The kids do love them too!

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Posted Jan 23, 2009 by Dandaman
Are Wedding bubbles not just a table decoration though at the Venue?

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