But what happens when the "leafetti" degrades and turns slimy afterward? No doubt this stuff would be much less attractive to the eye, not to mention how many HOURS would you have to sit hunched over a pile of leaves with a hole punch to get enough confetti for a wedding or a party of any size at all? Can't imagine the stuff shows up well in photos, either. Like the horse, I say "neigh".
Oddly I always thought confetti was made of paper. I'm sure it must be used but I can't recall seeing it used here. I recall rice being used at one wedding years ago though.
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ReplyDeleteBut what happens when the "leafetti" degrades and turns slimy afterward? No doubt this stuff would be much less attractive to the eye, not to mention how many HOURS would you have to sit hunched over a pile of leaves with a hole punch to get enough confetti for a wedding or a party of any size at all? Can't imagine the stuff shows up well in photos, either. Like the horse, I say "neigh".
ReplyDeleteWow. Seems I would want to automate that in some way!
ReplyDeleteThank you, and while that might be fun (and tiring), buying paper confetti sounds like a faster way to be environmentally friendly!
ReplyDeleteOddly I always thought confetti was made of paper. I'm sure it must be used but I can't recall seeing it used here. I recall rice being used at one wedding years ago though.
ReplyDeleteDo they really think anyone will actually do this!
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