When you think about glow sticks, your junior high summer
time nights or a wild rave dance are probably two of the first things to pop
into your mind. But there are updated and creative ways to use light sticks to
add extra mood to your big day.
Here are ideas how to use glow sticks in your wedding
without it looking like a rave party.
Hanging Décor – For an outdoor wedding, these hanging decorations would make a unique backdrop for an evening spent among trees. The
modern décor is made by placing a glow stick inside a water balloon and then
hanging the balloon inside a stocking.
This type of decoration works when you want ambient light to
your event without miles of extension cords on the ground.
Lanterns – Michael’s craft store shows a variation on the mason jar lanterns by using glow sticks instead of votive candles. With the
glow sticks, you won’t need to worry about the candles burning out during the
evening.
Centerpieces – The Bicoastal Bride used glow necklaces at the bottom of her centerpieces to add a colorful glow. The blue necklace color
radiates through the clear water beads, making the entire bowl look
illuminated. For extra light, she added a mirror under to centerpiece. Smart!
Send Off – Glow sticks will add color and light to your send
off photos. Using the light sticks is a great alternative to the sparkler fad,
since you don’t need to worry about having lighters on hand or people
accidentally getting burned.
One benefit of glow sticks is they can typically be found at
your local dollar store.
But there is a downside in that they need to be snapped to
be activated, meaning you will have to task someone with tending to them right
before the wedding or reception. You will want to experiment with the glow
sticks to discover how long they last before the event, so you know how long
before the wedding they can be set up.
These grown up light stick projects are a special way to
create ambiance during your wedding or reception.
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