is it possible to make a champagne flute appear frosted without ruining the glass or guests hands?
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There is a spray material used by artists to make chalk and pencil drawings permanant.  It is called "fixative."  You could test this on some window glass, etc.  I think you could remove it with alcohol or fingernail polish remover, or you could try paint thinner, etc.  If you can't find something that will work, you will be able to scrape it off the window pane with a razor.
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If you want something creative, try http://www.verseit.com (Under Verse it > Weddings > Respond)\n\nThis one is kinda nice:\n\nM _____________________\n\nLooking forward to the toasting,\ndining, dancing and reminiscing!\nNumber attending ___\n\n__ Can't attend, but we send NAME our best.
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there are lots of "stained glass" art kits in craft stores.  But this isn't really glass.\n\nI'd suggest finding a local glass blower (may not really be local, but there may be one close) for a demonstration.  It will be more effective.
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LARGE RECIPE FOR ROYAL ICING\nBeat together: \n1 1/2 cup Warm water \n12 tb Meringue powder \nAdd: \n4 lb Powdered sugar \n1 ts Almond extract\nSMALL RECIPE FOR ROYAL ICING: \n3 tb hot water \n1/2 ts almond extract \n3 tb Meringue Powder, (beat;add:) \n1 lb confectioners' sugar\nBeat until icing loses it's shine and stands in peaks. \nBeat water and meringue powder until frothy. Add as much p. sugar as necessary. Continue beating until icing stands in peaks. Color as desired. \nIcing should not be stiff or house will not hold together as long. Add more water to thin the icing if necessary. \nMakes enough for 2-3 houses. Can half recipe. \nROYAL ICING NOTES: \nIcing will keep about 2 weeks unrefrigerated or may be stored in fridge for months. Seal very tightly in TUPPERWARE! You cannot use "lumps." \nRequires heavy-duty table mixer* \nAny bit of oil will cause this icing to become soupy and unusable. \nIcing SHOULD NOT be stiff or GB houses fall apart a lot sooner! \nYou might want to add 1/4 ts Cream of Tartar for additional icing strength.
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Yes. Try a cork and a hammer.
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I like the exchange collars idea.  Serve alcohol to the wedding guests.  Have someone creative make a ferret shaped cake to serve at the reception.
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Doctors can do this for you!!!\n\nThey can pop it, so when a bride is getting married on her wedding night, it won't be painful or messy.
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Elmers has some Non Toxic GEL glue which might work well for you.\n\nA Hot Glue gun is commonly used in those sorta projects.\nMost Glue Sticks are Non Toxic---To be Certain you'd have check the particular label.\nI've seen it used for Wrapped Candies,,and for Hard candies\nlike Candy Canes,,Lolipos,,Valnetines Hearts,,etc\n\nSome Cake decorating Icings get hard and have "glue like properties"\n\n>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>\nROYAL ICING (Egg White Recipe)   \n\n3 egg whites, room temperature\n1 lb. confectioners' sugar\n1/2 tsp. cream of tartar\n\nCombine ingredients, beat at high speed for 7-10 minutes. Yields less volume than royal icing made with meringue powder.\nRoyal icing is a hard drying icing. Please keep covered with a damp cloth. Humidity will greatly effect this icing. Both icing recipes are excellent "glue" for Easter Eggs, gingerbread houses and cookies you want to dry hard. Grease will greatly effect this icing. Be sure to wash all utensils with a good dish soap.\n \n................\nThat gets very brittle eventually.\nA teaspoon or 2 of any kind of Syrup retards the hardening.\nAnd I dont know well it will stick to styrofoam???\nYou can "make" confectioners sugar by running some plain white sugar thru a  blender for a few minutes,,till it's "powdered"\n\n>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>\nand there's always Flour Dough/Glue\nhttp://www.york.ac.uk/res/sots/activities/flour.htm\n\nGood Luck
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as long as it is not food or large particles it is ok and acceptable to leave your mark on the glass.\nIf however it disturbs you - there is a sly way on your next sip to wash that area with either the wine itself or your lip.\n\nIt is also ok to wipe the glass with the corner of your cocktail napkin, politely as long as the price of the bottle of wine is under $150.\nOver $150...   ... you better find a servant to refresh you with a new glass.\n:)
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Once I saw a model with spaghetti and marshmallows, but I'm not sure I'd want to go that route. It could get messy fast. If you have time, go to a craft store and see what's there. Foam/styrofoam balls and wooden dowels are a tried and true method. You could even improvise with metal coat hangers if you had to, provided you had a good way to cut them.
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I am a wedding stationery designer so have heard it all in the last 7 years since i started!\n\nTry a theme you both love or have an interest in and something that your guests can enjoy too \nNaming the reception tables after songs that mean something to you, places you have visited - or different cocktails you enjoy and then each guest at each table gets the recipie for the cocktail and a glass to try as an alternative to a favour/gift\n\nif you are having a disco or band at the reception, get the guests to write their 3favourite songs and the artists who sang them on their RSVPs and then return them to you - you select the ones you like the most and pass them onto the DJ along with your own selection - and i guarentee your dancefloor will be full all nite and you wont beleive how many people will write down the same song!\n\ni could type for hours but have to go and do some work!\n\nall the best and have a wonderful day!
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No. Porcelain is ceramic glass, it is what it is.  The only way to change them is to have them redone.
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one option is to freeze the water, shape it into a concave lens shape, polish it till its transparent, and use the disk like a magnifying glass on the match head.\n\ni saw this actually done on myth busters, although it didn't go very well
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The ideal way?\nSand them/prime using a high adhesion primer/paint with melamine paint.
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Take a soft, slightly damp cloth and literally polish the bar.  Hope that helps!
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dab it lightly with a napkin
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With yellow and white being your colors there is one very logical "theme" for your reception - daisys.  For table centerpieces you could have daisy votive floating candles (floating on water) in a brandy glass (or vase) - they have guest books, pens, champagne flutes, etc. in the daisy theme.  \n\nBest wishes