Wedding Bubbles Are A Popular Choice

If you are not having bubbles at your wedding, then you should read this article explaining why wedding bubbles are such a big hit with brides the world over. Did you know that wedding bubbles are a more popular choice amongst brides than wedding favours? It's true and here we set out to identify why wedding bubbles are so popular and why they could be the perfect choice for you.

If we date back in history, the first wedding bubbles were largely purchased for children in attendance at a wedding. They provided the perfect treat for little ones who had become bored with photographs, length church services, pauses between food courses and hundreds of photographs! Nowadays, things haven't changed much and whether your guests are tots or teenagers, giving wedding bubbles is a sure fire way to put a smile on their faces and a spring in their steps!

Having said that, don't underestimate the reaction that you might get when younger guests have bubbles to blow. In fact, blowing bubbles induces a state of euphoria amongst older guests too. There is something magically childlike and free about having a pot of bubbles and a wand to play with especially as you watch the bubbles dance off onto the horizon. So, if you are thinking of having bubbles for the little ones at your wedding, you might also wish to consider giving them to your not so young guests at your wedding too! It goes without saying that older and younger guests alike will be delighted to receive their wedding bubbles.

It seems that another reason why bubbles are so popular is because of the large range of styles available to purchase. Whether you want bubbles in the shape of a church, a dove, a wedding cake, a bottle of champagne or even a wedding bell, there is sure to be a style to suit even the most discerning of brides. In fact, wedding bubbles are even available in the shape of various animals! All things considered, your wedding bubbles could then double up as your wedding favours. All you would need to do is to tie a little piece of ribbon to the neck of the bottle of bubbles and present these at place settings as a wedding favour. Given that wedding bubbles are not too expensive, this is an added reason why so many brides give them as favours. In addition, due to their lightweight nature and durable material, they are ideal for brides travelling abroad for weddings too. There is no need to worry about chocolate favours melting or crystal favours breaking in transit with a wedding bubble favour in your suitcase!

Having already discussed the fact that the wedding bubble is cost effective, it is also worth mentioning that they are also incredibly environmentally friendly. It's true, they beat standard confetti hands down. Many churches and venues are no longer accepting of the mess that throwing paper confetti makes, not to mention the harmful effect that this can have on the environment. Many brides even have to sign a disclaimer ensuring that paper confetti will not be thrown these days! So in our eco conscious times, wedding bubbles are the perfect solution. You could instruct your bridesmaids to hand out bubble bottles to your guests following your church ceremony and ask them to blow them gently towards the happy couple. This often makes a fantastic photo opportunity as the bubbles are captured in mid air floating around the heads of the bride and groom. If the light can be caught just at the right time, the photograph will look absolutely breathtaking. There would certainly be no concerns from the priest or the venue's management about environmental hazards resulting from bubble blowing. In fact, you will probably fins that venue owners and religious workers would rather you had wedding bubbles than any other form of confetti.

So, hopefully this has outlined how cost effective bubbles are, that they are environmentally friendly, perfect as a wedding favour and an ideal ice breaker amongst your wedding guests. Choosing wedding bubbles for your big day will surely be a choice that you will not regret!

 

An original article written by the team at Chloe Beck.
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