Wedding Centerpiece Ideas | Unique Wedding Centerpieces

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1. honestlies8420

   2009 Mar 02 1

   how do you plan on handing out the invitations?
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2. maxin_96

   2009 Mar 02 2

   Well, since you have a theme, it should make things easier. Since you chose ice as a theme, you can print your invites out on Vellum paper which is a like a clear, lightweight paper, like frosty. Your centerpieces could be vases filled with ice and then flowers. You could even color water with food coloring and use that in the vases as colored ice cubes. Keep things "clear" since you're doing an ice theme. Have an ice cream cake to go with the theme and you could decorate in white, silver, and blue, all that goes along with the theme. You could print out the invites and then put a glaze on top so it looks frozen, craft stores like Michael's and AC Moore sell things like that, it's usually by the glue.

   You can also get an ice sculpture since your theme is ice, and then just run with the them. You can find things to make ice cubes of, use cotton as the snow on the ice, etc.

   I hope you have a great b'day and a great party and I hope these ideas help! Don't forget the disposable cameras so everyone can take pictures!
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3. closedminded

   2009 Mar 02 3

   PARTY? NO PARTY, JUST A CREATE ESCAPE FROM THE TOWN YOU LIVE TO THE CLOSEST RIVER WITH GREAT FRIENDS AND THE FEELING OF TOTAL FREEDOM. THIS COULD EVEN MEAN NUDE BATH AS LONG AS EVERYONE ACCEPTS
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4. Marie S

   2009 Mar 02 4

   This site has some teen party ideas–what to do at your party. I like the theme of ice. You can freeze fun stuff in ice cubes – berries, chocolate chips . . . makes fun drink surprises. Baked Alaska is a really impressive cake.
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   http://iby-invitationsbyyou.blogspot.com/2007/09/teen-birthday-party-ideas.html

5. redhotchillidawg

   2009 Mar 02 5

   If you want to use ice as the theme, then think up things that has to deal with ice. Ice is only around when its in the cold stage. So think of things, places, objects that would be in the cold environment.

   Here's some suggestions:
   Do up a winter theme because its going to be during the winter anyways. Fill your ice trays with color water, I'd say blue. Not only will it give the cubes some life but people are going to talk about it. You can also take four or five disposable pie sheets and fill with different color water. Freeze them and just before the party begins, stack your block and use it as a center piece. You can also buy some blocks of dry ice and put it in drinks or put it on the floor in pots to give some effect of fogs. Get some blue and clear light bulbs. You can send cards in shape of snow flakes. You can also try and get some ice cube shape drinking cups.
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