Wedding Centerpiece Ideas | Unique Wedding Centerpieces

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1. jen

   2009 Feb 20 1

   I've never done this myself but it sounds like a great idea and yes they are waterproof so it shouldn't be a problem.
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2. Julia B

   2009 Feb 20 2

   That would look very weird. They make LED lights for floral use and submersion, check your local craft store. The LED lights are made for floral crafting. http://www.save-on-crafts.com/floralytes4.html
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3. CarO

   2009 Feb 20 3

   okay i don't want to be a "debbie downer"here but think about what you wrote"the kind you can buy in bulk for cheap-or Halloween or Mardi Gras" i think that should tell you maybe you should rethink this idea,it m sounds fun for a party .but keep your wedding classy-you won't be sorry.but if you choose to ignore this advice yes they're water proof (i used them at a night time pool party last year .congratulations anyway.
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4. Invisigoth

   2009 Feb 20 4

   it depends on what kind of effect you're going for.

   I went to a reception thrown by some aging ravers and they used the glowstix and necklaces. The theme of the reception was their last rave.

   if it's a casual party, then go for it.

   if you're looking for something more formal or elegant then go with the submersible LED lights.

   (you'll wind up spending the same amount of money either way, so money shouldn't be an issue)
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5. coloradosnoflake2

   2009 Feb 20 5

   I have seen pictures of that done on the internet. If you do it right, no one can tell that they are the cheap kind. Also, depending on what vase filler solution you use, it will hide the casing and you will only see the soft glow of light.You can then throw them away afterwards and not worry that you spent so much. The submersible floral LED lights are not cheap. For what you are doing, just adding the glow of the lights, they will work fine. If I can find a pic later, I'll post it for you.
   Kudos to you for thinking outside the box.
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6. ducky~engaged!

   2009 Feb 20 6

   i have not used them yet but i plan on using them and the LED glow lights in my centerpieces. http://www.save-on-crafts.com has a lot of good ones. they also have LED balloon lights too that we are going to use so when we do our first dance and have the lights turned low, the centerpieces and balloons will be glowing
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7. shining_eyes

   2009 Feb 20 7

   they are waterproof I have never used them to light up flower vases but used to make the kids who wanted to go swimming when it was close to dark wear them. Sounds very interesting if done right, we are using led lit spheres and light up drink fountains. Never thought of glowsticks
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