Texoma Bride Guide | Issue 007 | Summer/Fall 2020

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ENTERTAINMENTTHREE EASY WAYS TOENTERTAIN YOUR GUESTSLituation Photo BoothsAs more couples move away from favors and takeaways, they’re focused on creating amemorable experience for their guests with entertainment taking the main stage. Literally.Instead of hiring one form of entertainment, like a DJ or a band, couples are hiring severaldifferent performers to provide a variety throughout the reception. From experiential theaterperformers (think fire breathers or trapeze artists) and roaming sketch artist or live painters,to tarot card readers, astrologist, and magicians, couples are pulling out all the stops to createan interactive, unforgettable night that reflects who they are.82
ENTERTAINMENTFOR THE KIDSMany couples can’t imagine planning awedding without all the little ones in theirlives there. Here are a few ways to make surethe little kids at your wedding have just asmuch fun as the big kids:• Ask the DJ to play a few kid friendlysongs that everyone can enjoy• Provide kid friendly snacks• Kids table with crayons and weddingthemed activity booklet• Create a kid friendly centerpiece usingthings that can be played with such asblocks• Kids only tent with books and games• Consider hiring someone to help watchthe kids so their parents can enjoy thefestivities• Kid friendly wedding favors such asbubbles, glow sticks, or chalkPHOTO BOOTHFIREWORKSOne way to wow your guests is with fireworks-- and it doesn’t have to be at the end of thereception. Fireworks choreographed withyour first kiss as a married couple, or withyourpronouncement as husband and wife, are agreat way to celebrate your marriage.A simple sparkler send-off, or a full show atthe end of the evening, will be something thatyour guests will always remember, and it’s agreat finale to your wedding.Be sure to check with your venue and localby-laws to make sure fireworks are somethingyou can do! Hiring a professional can makeit easier to obtain the proper permits andinsurance that are required.View the best Texoma area musiciansat tbgvendors.com/musicPhoto booths are becoming popular atweddings because of their simplicity andappeal to all age groups. They’re also a greatalternative to a traditional guest book. Youcan rent a photo booth or make it yourself,but just make sure that it reflects your style!Most photo booth rentals come with props,custom designed photo strips, and anattendant. If you’re doing it yourself,incorporate your wedding colors and themesinto the booth to bring it all together! Use achalkboard to write out the instructions indifferent fonts for a fun carnival wedding,or set up a wall and decorate it with delicateflowers and chairs for a garden wedding.In order to ensure that people takeadvantage of the photo booth, lead byexample. Hop in there with your new spouseand take some pictures! Your guests willlove interacting with you and will make somememories of their own.Mobile DJPhoto BoothPhotography10% OFF WHEN YOUCOMBINE MOBILE DJ ANDPHOTO BOOTH PACKAGES(903) 647-9739PlatinumEventsCompany.com8 3
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