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Mrs. Cherry Blossom, San Francisco Age and Occupation: 27, Administrative Asst. Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, District Sales Manager Engagement Date: December 23, 2006 Wedding Date: May 3, 2008 Venue: Zen Garden in the East Bay w/ reception in a floor-to-ceiling window Atrium with views of the Zen Garden About Me: After 5 years of dating, we're finally ready to get hitched! I am a lovah of all things wedding, creative, crafty, and definitely DIY bc I love to add a personal touch to everything I gift or make. In my free time, I like to bake, spend time with our family, friends, and my doggies, read my guilty pleasure celebrity gossip and catch up on TV shows.
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Dry… or Wet?

September 20th, 2007 @ 10:56 am by Mrs. Cherry Blossom

I emailed my girlfriends for their opinion … and I got back 50/50 votes. ARGH matey. Dry... or Wet? :  wedding san francisco Confuse02 confuse02 Why must I be so indecisive?!?! Both Mr. CB and I are a tad stumped. They’re both so OOOH LA LA in photos ….

Photos courtesy of Scott Robert:

We have the oh-so-gorgeous, elegant, rose petals option that will cost more but look so beautiful:

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OR …. we have can have bubbles!!! which is the cheaper, super cool, alternative but might be a little messy and possibly stain people’s clothing (which I’ve heard from my gf’s previous experience.) Dry... or Wet? :  wedding san francisco Pleased020 pleased020 How fabulous is this photo (check out the larger version on his website)?!?! This is taken from the most recent wedding that Scott Robert just shot! Amazing! I f’n love it!

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So my dears, I enlist your help, which would you prefer? Rose Petals or Bubbles?    

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55 Responses to “Dry… or Wet?”

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jlz

I’m gonna have to go with petals!

 
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rachel

Rose petals for sure. Very elegant.

 
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soontobemsd (message)  49 posts, Newbee

Rose petals!

 
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Sara

I love rose petals, but it depends on your venue. Will you have guests toss the petals outside or inside? Some places don’t like rose petals on the floor due to them being smashed by guests’ feet.

Bubbles are nice if you can get bottles that are easy to open (no chance of spilling while trying to get the sucker open.)

 
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Mrs. Toucan (message)  1,327 posts, Bumble bee

Petals! I like color, so I think it looks better. :)

 
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harugirlie

hmm, i like bubbles better because of the way they look in photos. Guess I’m not much help :P

 
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christigpa (message)  169 posts, Blushing bee

Lavendar rose petals for us!

 
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emily (message)  73 posts, Worker bee

petals!
besides it seems like everyone is doing bubbles… and as a guest they get all sticky on your hands.

 
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Julie

I have a friend who just got married, and they had everyone blow bubbles. It was fantastic! Plus, even just little me with my non-professional digital camera got some FANTASTIC shots. If I wasn’t getting married totally indoors (we are just getting in an elevator and going down 32 flights to get from the ceremony to the reception), I would absolutely do bubbles. So much fun!

 
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ktbuffy

I’m pondering the exact same decision! Although, if I go with bubbles, I won’t give out bottles to all of the guests — I was thinking of just handing out bubble guns to our two nephews and letting them go wild.

I love the way both look, and we’re doing the toss outside, so there won’t be a mess to clean up. Then again, I don’t have to worry about possible stains with petals.

Argh! I’m no help. Let me know what you decide!!

 
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JoJo

I was in a wedding a couple of months ago that had bubbles as the couple left, and there were no problems! I don’t know of anyone who got any stains on their clothes, and the pictures are amazing! I vote for bubbles.

 
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Angel

Rose petals for me. I always have a heck of a time with blowing bubbles. Besides, I’d rather throw something up in the air than have to make a kissing face at a little stick. :)

 
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calamansi

if it’s in your budget…do both!

 
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J

bubbles: more modern. weddings have enough flowers already in my opinion.

there are bubble machines ($5 - chinatown street vendors on canal in nyc) that make a whole bunch at one time ….the nice large ones too! from someone just holding down a button.

you could do that with guests blowing for extra effect or without out guest bottles and that would definitely be enough for the effect seen in your pic.

good luck!

 
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MissBlushing (message)  154 posts, Blushing bee

Not to throw another option your way — but my photographers once shot a wedding where they used ribbon wands, and I LOVED it! No mess, very little cost if you DIY, and a very pretty outcome.

http://www.thewiebners.com/articles.cfm?q=jackie+and+chris&x=0&y=0

(Scroll down about halfway :-) )

 
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dddd89

If you get bubbles, I suggest the bubble guns rather than giving out little bottle of bubbles to people. At a wedding this summer, I was concentrating so hard on blowing bubbles out of a minature wand that I missed the couple coming out of the church!

 
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FutureMrsRose (message)  13 posts, Newbee

I’d go with bubbles. Young, fresh, modern. I love it.

 
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Tanya

Rose petals. They’re so much more classic than bubbles. Bubbles just seem a little childish and/or trendy to me. I like the playfulness, but I’m a classic kind of girl.

 
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daydreamer33 (message)  144 posts, Blushing bee

My vote is for bubbles. :)

 
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jen

I love the look of all of these. I agree that bubbles do have a potential for messes. But do you have to consider picking up the petals afterwards? If so, then bubbles it is!

Question though: how do you *arrange* this? The couple walks out of the church/venue first, right? So does a BM ask guests to wait outside while you and the groom go back inside to take photos inside?

 
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Mrs. Cherry Blossom, San Francisco Age and Occupation: 27, Administrative Asst. Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, District Sales Manager Engagement Date: December 23, 2006 Wedding Date: May 3, 2008 Venue: Zen Garden in the East Bay w/ reception in a floor-to-ceiling window Atrium with views of the Zen Garden About Me: After 5 years of dating, we're finally ready to get hitched! I am a lovah of all things wedding, creative, crafty, and definitely DIY bc I love to add a personal touch to everything I gift or make. In my free time, I like to bake, spend time with our family, friends, and my doggies, read my guilty pleasure celebrity gossip and catch up on TV shows.

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