I 3D-printed every bit of my wedding, including my bouquet
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I 3D-printed every bit of my wedding, including my bouquet
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#2I'm getting married next month and my fiancée and I have prepared all the decorations ourselves. I designed and 3D printed table number stands and the cake topper while she added the finishing touches with spray paint. Highly economical and a lot of fun!
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#3I'm getting married next month and my fiancée and I have prepared all the decorations ourselves. I designed and 3D printed table number stands and the cake topper while she added the finishing touches with spray paint. Highly economical and a lot of fun!
Congratulations on your pending marriage. You should consider 3D printing a ball and chain and attaching it to a groom cake topper leg when she is not looking.
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#4I'm getting married next month and my fiancée and I have prepared all the decorations ourselves. I designed and 3D printed table number stands and the cake topper while she added the finishing touches with spray paint. Highly economical and a lot of fun!
I agree with lots of fun; though economical I'm not so sure about
* and good luck with the wedding!
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#5I don't know squat about 3D printing. Is the plastic biodegradeable, otherwise you end up replace things (like the bouquet) with things that aren't recyclable / don't biodegrade ?
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#6I don't know squat about 3D printing. Is the plastic biodegradeable, otherwise you end up replace things (like the bouquet) with things that aren't recyclable / don't biodegrade ?
PLA Filament (The most common type in personal 3d printing) is technically compostable, but realistically will likely end up in a landfill due to inadequate disposal practices in most waste management systems.
https://serc.berkeley.edu/compostable-plastics-are-they-play...
Re: I 3D-printed every bit of my wedding, including my bouquet
#7I'm getting married next month and my fiancée and I have prepared all the decorations ourselves. I designed and 3D printed table number stands and the cake topper while she added the finishing touches with spray paint. Highly economical and a lot of fun!
I agree with lots of fun; though economical I'm not so sure about * and good luck with the wedding!
> though economical I'm not so sure about
It probably is, if the alternative is trying to get something suitable without having sellers/providers realize you're shopping your wedding, to avoid immediate quadrupling of prices.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree with lots of fun; though economical I'm not so sure about * and good luck with the wedding!
> though economical I'm not so sure about It probably is, if the alternative is trying to get something suitable without having sellers/providers realize you're shopping your wedding, to avoid immediate quadrupling of prices.
I would disagree due to the sheer amount of time it takes to print everything. 3D printers are still slow.
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#9I'm getting married next month and my fiancée and I have prepared all the decorations ourselves. I designed and 3D printed table number stands and the cake topper while she added the finishing touches with spray paint. Highly economical and a lot of fun!
Congratulations on your pending marriage. You should consider 3D printing a ball and chain and attaching it to a groom cake topper leg when she is not looking.
Are you offering congratulations or not?
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#10That is a cool idea. That way you can save your flowers more easily. We had a nice floral bouquet, but I'll tell you 6 years later that the ones we saved show the effects of age!