To keep everything safe, we're going to try different cooling options. We're looking at using ice in some way or another, but we don't want anything to look tacky (like a cooler filled with ice and water) or like a seafood buffet. Above are some of the options we have considered. What do you think? Should we go for something like these or a more commercial option like this inflatable ice bar? If you have any opinions or easy, fanciful ideas, please let us know by using our feedback form.
The groom and I will start experimenting with some of our DIY catering options. I'll be refreshing myself while teaching him to make breads. We'll start playing around with hummus flavors and basic chutneys. We'll even try to create some of the things we hope to have in our edible garden. Our thanks go out in advance to our friends and family for being our lab rats!
To keep everything safe, we're going to try different cooling options. We're looking at using ice in some way or another, but we don't want anything to look tacky (like a cooler filled with ice and water) or like a seafood buffet. Above are some of the options we have considered. What do you think? Should we go for something like these or a more commercial option like this inflatable ice bar? If you have any opinions or easy, fanciful ideas, please let us know by using our feedback form.
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While perusing for ideas for another DIY/green/budget bride, I came across this great idea for t-shirt tissues. We were planning to (and may still) put out vintage handkerchiefs for those that needed to clear up happy tears during the ceremony or reception (extra for our MOH). This is a fancy, eco-friendly alternative to paper tissues. However, we've only gathered about 10 at this point (hat may be enough, but I'd rather have too many than run short) and I'm a little afraid to wash them when we're done. Using t-shirts would be a cheap, easy to find, reusable (at home, as rags) and easy to wash alternative. I especially like how the tissues were dressed up with the vintage bucket for disposal.
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