I need help decorating my outdoor wedding. It is near the river and has a beautiful tree. The problem is that the area we want to set up is narrow and the ground is slanted. We have 90 white folding chairs and my fiance is building a beautiful pergola made from cedar.

We are going to place plant holders up the aisle and place hanging flowers. I have a white aisle runner I am placing with red rose petals.

I need to jazz up the rest of the place. It is not as nice as I thought when I first visited.

Please, I need some creative suggestions. My wedding is next week, OMG, yes…last minute planning.

We don’t have much money left as our catering costs are SO high.

I would make the paper pom poms from Martha Stewarts website. They are just made from tissue paper and ribbon – very inexpensive – all at the dollar store. They are very easy to make as well!!

Ok this is just a hypothetical situation:

Say I went camping last Friday night and got completely blitzed, eventually falling asleep in a folding chair with one of my feet in the fire. I wake up to find the toe end of my sole completely peeled away from the shoe itself. What could I use to reattach the sole if this (hypothetically) happened to me?

Thanks =D

shoo goo, available at walmart, in the camping isle or the shoe isle with the shoe shine

we are going camping in the summer, with our 2 young sons, all i have so far is the frame tent, a lantern (will need more) and some airbeds and sleeping bags. fold up chairs and table, can anyone help with my list of stuff to get as its hard trying to think what we'll need. i know we need an elec hook up and a cooker, anything that i could easily forget, from any experiencd campers. oh yea were taking the dog aswell!

I have a better suggestion:

Find a local state or metro park and rent a cabin. You could spend easily $500 – $1000 on camping equipment and still not have something that you would need and then use only once this coming year. And then after you buy the needed stuff and use it once you have to store it or get rid of it.

Cabin prices around here start out around $100 for a 3 night stay. The cabins include:
cots and sleeping pads
stoves
lanterns
tables
chairs
electric
running water

The money that could be saved could be spent on extending the weekend or going someplace in addition like the zoo or a waterpark.

I have a black trampoline in my back yard and from around 11am-2pm, its in direct sunlight. I was wondering if it would be a good idea to tan on there. i have a big beach towel to lay on. what time would be the best to go out to get a tan, if tanning on there is a good idea.

or would it be better to lay on a fold-out chair in the grass or on wood, like a deck?

ooo tanning on there is reallly good i jsut got mad tan today by doing that!

plastic lawn chairs, but i'd really rather use a hammock