This actually happened and I have never realized such a thing was
possible. My sister in law's nephew was married last week in
Philadelphia. Each invitee (100+-) attending the reception was given
a tiny box (few inches) at their table.
My question to you: What was in the box?
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well, i was not there and i am very surprised that you are not familiar with the little box, it was a piece of the wedding cake, i am sure. so there ya go.
ReplyDeleteWedding cake. Good guess but no cigar. The number of weddings I've
ReplyDeleteattended I can count on one hand, so its possible it's not as unusual
as I think it is.
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ReplyDeleteSorry Maggie. Not even close. It was something beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBill
Hmmmm....you say it was something beautiful.....could it be something made of silver?....Dianne
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ReplyDeleteMonarch Butterflies which flew away when each of the boxes were
opened. Too Cool!
That is cool and I'd never would have thought of it Dianne
ReplyDeleteBill, That was a good one. How did they train the butterflies to fly into the boxes? Ed
ReplyDeleteI found out there is a company that will send them to you FedEx. You
ReplyDeletehave to refrigerate them until 2 hours before releasing them. The
cooler temperatures keeps them suspended somehow.
I'll keep this neat addition to a wedding in mind until I get married
again in another lifetime.
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