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Browse this TabStart page to explore ideas for wedding exits from a curated collection of the best wedding websites online. These resources will help you decide whether to have guests throw rose petals, wave sparklers, or blow bubbles as you and your love exit your wedding as husband and wife. Also, there are useful pages here that offer ideas for wedding cars that will make your exit all the more grand.
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Ideas from The Knot about Exiting Your Wedding - This page from The Knot presents a terrific alternative to throwing rice and birdseed at your wedding: bubbles. Also, be sure to scroll down the page to explore wonderful ideas from fellow brides.
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Ideas for Making a Grand Wedding Exit - This Wedding Bee blog entry discusses ways that you can make a grand exit as your guests congratulate you on your nuptial. The author highlights things your guests can shower you with, such as rice, bubbles, rose petals, sparklers, lavender, and more.
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Wedding Exit Ideas from Bridal Guide - This concise entry from Bridal Guide magazine provides several suggestions for fun items your can throw at the bride and groom at the end of the wedding. Be sure to check with the venue to see if you will incur additional costs for the cleanup of rice, birdseed, petals, et cetera.
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Photos of Marine Wedding Exit - Take a look at these striking photos of a couple who exited their wedding with a Marine Corps sword arch.
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Ideas for Choosing Wedding Cars - This article from the I Do website is loaded with very useful advice that you should consider as you search for a wedding day car. The author highlights insurance, overtime fees, fixed quotas, and more.
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Vintage Car Ideas for Wedding Exits - This Style Me Pretty page features photos of happy couples who made their get-aways in beautiful vintage cars. Renting a vintage automobile would fit beautifully with a DIY, vintage, or rustic themed wedding.
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Horse Drawn Carriage Wedding Exit - This Brides magazine slideshow displays photos and descriptions of a fairy tale wedding in California in which the bride and groom exited the wedding in a horse drawn carriage.