best toddler balance bike image
Rose Arizo
Wondering if it's a fad, or really is easier for toddlers to get the hang of.
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We are planning on getting one for our 2 yr old...my brother in law is a bike mechanic and says that it teaches balance and most kids can even skip the training wheels.
We are planning on getting one for our 2 yr old...my brother in law is a bike mechanic and says that it teaches balance and most kids can even skip the training wheels.
Does all my center pieces have to match?
nomore
I will of corse make them match in a way. There are so many beautiful types I have been seeeing, and I could by color/material make them match. I really hate the same everything, on every table, but don't want to look off in anyway. I would spread everything out, so that it would balance. I guess i was thinking more of the visiual look to it all. Is it possible that i could do that. Or does it sound ....messy?
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gosh no it doesn't sound messy! that actually sounds like fun! as you say you can colour match or material match them, but making each one different or at least several different ones would be very cool.
i would say go for it! ours were a tad different as we were married on the beach and used seashells and candles for centerpieces. so while the candles were all white square pillars the sea-shells were all very different. so each table was a bit unique - and it worked very very well.
friends of ours had a really cool idea, they had photos of themselves from the time they were babies to their rehearsal dinner. their centerpieces were pillar candles in hurricane holders, surrounded with four or five photos per table.
of course every table had different photos-some of him as a baby and her as a toddler, both of them learning to ride their bikes, or her as a cheerleader and him showing off a fish he had caught as a youngster. their halloween costumes, first car, the prom, that kind of thing.
so while having their cocktails people wandered about checking the photos all out - it was a great ice-breaker for the guests and kept everyone occupied for an additional thirty minutes or so prior to the bridal party arriving! everyone loved it!
your idea sounds good - go for it - and btw happy wedding
gosh no it doesn't sound messy! that actually sounds like fun! as you say you can colour match or material match them, but making each one different or at least several different ones would be very cool.
i would say go for it! ours were a tad different as we were married on the beach and used seashells and candles for centerpieces. so while the candles were all white square pillars the sea-shells were all very different. so each table was a bit unique - and it worked very very well.
friends of ours had a really cool idea, they had photos of themselves from the time they were babies to their rehearsal dinner. their centerpieces were pillar candles in hurricane holders, surrounded with four or five photos per table.
of course every table had different photos-some of him as a baby and her as a toddler, both of them learning to ride their bikes, or her as a cheerleader and him showing off a fish he had caught as a youngster. their halloween costumes, first car, the prom, that kind of thing.
so while having their cocktails people wandered about checking the photos all out - it was a great ice-breaker for the guests and kept everyone occupied for an additional thirty minutes or so prior to the bridal party arriving! everyone loved it!
your idea sounds good - go for it - and btw happy wedding
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