info sheets and rules on confetti

I had similar situation & simply put it on the info sheet in the invite. Cant remember exact words, but something like:

'Due to strict venue requirements, please don't bring rice, confetti or any petals. Acceptable confetti will be provided on the day'

Thanks for the help teal. That sounds fine to write on the info sheet.

Bill, I'm certain I have it correct. It was in a conversation we had with the venue very early on. They only allow real petals for whatever reason but I know this is not uncommon. The colour is because the floor is pale stone tiles and she said if it's darker shades it stains the flooring. They only allow it inside because then it is contained and cleared up easily rather than a bride turning up on a Sunday to find Fridays and Saturdays petals hanging around the outside areas of the venue.

Yep I do see it quite often if I am at a venue on a Sunday, there are two or even more (from last week) patches of confetti dotted around the grounds with a bride and groom shape hole in the middle.

Something like this would be perfect.

My venue doesn't allow confetti what so ever. We've got a wedding website where we've told people & we just won't really give the guests the chance to throw some anyway.

This sounds good to me. We're not allowed any either pugsley so I'm just informing the photographer to make sure they don't suggest it x

We are not allowed any confetti at our venue so are providing guests with bubbles instead...our photographer suggested it and said it makes a great photo! We just put on our info sheet "the venue does not permit any confetti on their premises...however you confetti throwers need not worry...any alternative will be provided on the day!"

Hope these give you some ideas. You do need a lot of people, or do it inside or if out with no wind and like the 2nd photo here it can be hard to see the bubbles. And a warning that on dark bridesmaids dresses burst bubbles can mark.