If you have a pond, use Japanese floating candles. They are pretty lit up with the glowing light through the shade. They were originally for funerals in Japanese culture to honor the dead, but they are beautiful, and you can honor your dearly beloved. A word of warning do not pay for swans. They are beautiful, but down right mean and territorial. The males will attack the guests.
Try ribbons in the trees, and glowing lanterns too for dramatic affect, if you don't have a pond. If you have a walkway path, try clear bright glowing Christmas lights for the path, or green bushes or trees. Have fun and get daring. Enjoy your wedding day. I know I did mine.
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FLOATING CANDLES AND YOU CAN MAKE BOUIES OUT OF BALLOONS AND FLOAT THEM IN THE POND ALSO TRY COLORING THE WATER WITH THE WEDDING COLORS THEY SELL THE COLORS AND MOST FARM AND FLEET STORES
By DADDYS3GIRLS
07/23/2007
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