Especially if you are having an outdoor wedding, you may be concerned with keeping flies, mosquitoes, and other pesky guests from showing up uninvited. The best wisdom out there for controlling bugs seems to be 1) Use citronella candles, which now come in more attractive colors and shapes than they used to; and 2) Have the ceremony and/or reception site sprayed a day or two before your wedding. You can purchase de-bugging products at home improvement stores, or perhaps a safer bet is to call in a professional. Other suggestions include buying several bug zappers, also available at home improvement stores, and having unscented bug spray on hand for you and your guests. Some extremely unique ideas also surfaced -- hanging bags of water to deter flies and stuffing your bra with dryer sheets to keep bees away. No bets on whether or not these produce good results, but maybe you're better safe than sorry.Especially if you are having an outdoor wedding, you may be concerned with keeping flies, mosquitoes, and other pesky guests from showing up uninvited. The best wisdom out there for controlling bugs seems to be 1) Use citronella candles, which now come in more attractive colors and shapes than they used to; and 2) Have the ceremony and/or reception site sprayed a day or two before your wedding. You can purchase de-bugging products at home improvement stores, or perhaps a safer bet is to call in a professional. Other suggestions include buying several bug zappers, also available at home improvement stores, and having unscented bug spray on hand for you and your guests. Some extremely unique ideas also surfaced -- hanging bags of water to deter flies and stuffing your bra with dryer sheets to keep bees away. No bets on whether or not these produce good results, but maybe you're better safe than sorry.
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