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Sweetie Table
GettingHitched
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OH and I were chatting last night, Ive just ordered the wedding favors ( cancer research badges ) and we were thinking that as we are both sweetie a holics, and we will have several children in attendence, it would be nice to have a sweetie table ( in addition to the meal / cake )
Does this sound wrong / tacky?
Does this sound wrong / tacky?
Kent Bird!:beer:
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it's not wrong/Tacky. I'd love to have one. I've seen pictures around and they all look so amazing. Especially this one:
What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine..0 -
I hope its not tacky coz im having one lol!
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We pondered on this but the thought of out of controll hyper kids put us off , im not anti child either as i have 3 of my own so know what sort of behaviour to expect.:j Was married 2nd october 2009 to the most wonderful man possible:j
DD 1994, DS 1996 AND DS 1997
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I got some cracked glass fish bowls from B+M Bargains and half filled them with a mixture of sweets, putting one on every table as a centre piece instead of flowers. they went down a storm, and we could give away the bowls (which only cost £2.99 each..) as gifts
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coolio...im not just being a nutter then LOL
was thinking of having a bit of Nostalgia (sp) theme going on with it ( all the old sweeties from when we were kids...fizzy cola bottles, millions, maynards wine gums, dib dabs, chuba cup lollies, the powdery lollies )Kent Bird!:beer:0 -
we had foamy fruits, wine gums and dolly mixture
(which coincidently also happen to be the range of sweets the Asda sell n their smart price range :rotfl:
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GettingHitched wrote: »coolio...im not just being a nutter then LOL
was thinking of having a bit of Nostalgia (sp) theme going on with it ( all the old sweeties from when we were kids...fizzy cola bottles, millions, maynards wine gums, dib dabs, chuba cup lollies, the powdery lollies )
Best place for those sweets is http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/ Plus they are also part of the cash back site quidco which is good.
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asda has got great jars to put them in £2 for large ones and £1 for meduim ones and you can get paper bag really cheaply off ebay0
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I'd love to attend a wedding and find a sweetie table - great idea.0
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wooo wooo we have the same ideas lolGettingHitched wrote: »OH and I were chatting last night, Ive just ordered the wedding favors ( cancer research badges ) and we were thinking that as we are both sweetie a holics, and we will have several children in attendence, it would be nice to have a sweetie table ( in addition to the meal / cake )
Does this sound wrong / tacky?0
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