
Snippet & Ink had a picture of a bubble station at the wedding she's featuring today. Add bubbles to the list of random, little-kid, birthday party things I'd love to have at my wedding. Sometimes I think I'm overcompensating for the years of small/no birthday parties I had as a kid (not because of my parent's--I just didn't want them at the time).

(I'm thinking something with more variety in bubble wands than this though).
There will probably be around 10 kids at our wedding, but I think some of the adults would have fun with it to.
Would you play with a bubble station at an outdoor, backyard, end of summer wedding?
3 comments:
I am also planning a backyard wedding, and I think bubbles sound like lots of fun!
I'm back. On Martha Stewart's page, they show how to make all sorts of fun bubble wands...http://www.marthastewart.com/good-things/bubble-wands?lnc=68ba08b2887ee010VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&rsc=collage_kids_good-things-kids
I'd like to have bubbles blown at us when we walk back down the aisle after we are married. Having it at a beach, I'd rather not have confetti polluting the beach and making a mess.
I used to be a total bubble freak and carry a bottle in my bag for fun. Like when I was waiting at the bus or something.
I think my friends and family will understand!
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