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Party goods that liven up weddings and receptions

A wedding and reception are, after all, important milestones in life.

You’ll want to make them memorable and wonderful—something you’ll look back on from time to time.

We’ve gathered some delightful party items here to liven up your wedding and reception.

A must-see for couples and organizers alike.

Party favors that liven up weddings and receptions (1–10)

candy bouquet

Bouquets are a wedding staple, but this one is made with candy instead of flowers! It looks adorable, and the person who catches it at the bouquet toss can enjoy eating it, which is great.

Of course, you can make it with sweets other than candy, too.

Balloon

When it comes to party supplies that are perfect for wedding decorations, balloons are a must! These days, there are even character-themed balloons, and they’re absolutely adorable.

If you decorate with balloons featuring your favorite characters or designs, it’s sure to become a memory that lasts a lifetime!

paper lantern

If you’re looking for party decorations that are a little different from everyone else’s, paper lanterns are a great choice! They’re lanterns with candles surrounded by paper, and the texture of the paper makes them look very stylish.

You can also change the designs, so pick whatever you like.

Party goods that liven up weddings and receptions (11–20)

Sensor glasses that glow in seven colors

[For event production] Introducing color candles and sensor glasses that glow in seven colors
Sensor glasses that glow in seven colors

Sparkly glowing items by themselves create a flashy effect and really hype up the atmosphere, don’t they? How about using one of those glowing items—light-up sensor glasses—at your wedding reception? If everyone has them during the toast, it’s sure to make a memorable impression!

kusudama (decorative paper ball used for celebrations)

When it comes to classic celebration items, you can’t go wrong with a kusudama! It’s often used outside of weddings too, but it would definitely liven up a reception.

Since you don’t usually get the chance to open a kusudama in everyday life, it could be fun to use one on an occasion like this!

Welcome Board

[Handmade] A “welcome board” made with 100-yen shop materials looks so professional, stylish, and unbelievably cute! ~ Cute Welcome Board
Welcome Board

The welcome board placed at the entrance to the reception venue.

It conveys the bride and groom’s warm “welcome,” adding a festive touch.

Since it’s the first item guests see at the reception, it might be a test of the couple’s taste.

Let’s explore various layouts and delight guests with a high-quality welcome board.

wedding bubble

Azumasa Wedding (Bubble Shower)
wedding bubble

There’s also something called wedding bubbles as an alternative to flower showers or confetti! Unlike a flower shower, one great thing about using soap bubbles is that you don’t have to worry about cleanup.