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When we think of weddings, a common picture features a flourish of confetti floating around the bride and groom as they exit the ceremony venue! The Wedding Planner offers a selection of companies that can supply the perfect confetti for your special day. Choose from a range of colours, shapes and materials, including biodegradable if preferred. Add that magical touch to your wedding day, creating the perfect celebration atmosphere. | ||||||||||||
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Find Your Confetti Style
Wedding confetti is said to represent the hope that a new couple will have a fertile marriage.It is available in all shapes and sizes making the choice of confetti as individual as the couple themselves.
Traditional
Confetti is the Italian name for sweets which are thrown in the country over the couple as they emerge from the church.
Before the use of modern confetti in the UK the married couple were showered with flowers, petals, rice or grains to bestow prosperity upon them.
Modern
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