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Decorating Help! Hiding Object at Reception Venue

Some friends are getting married and the reception venue has just added an airplane model on a high wall that they will not take down for the wedding.  It's about 6.5 x 6.5.  Any ideas on how to hide the object for the wedding?  Has anyone else had to mask parts of their reception venue?

Re: Decorating Help! Hiding Object at Reception Venue

  • Is there any way to drape pretty cloth over it?

    How much will it *really* show up in pictures? Is it worth the extra cost/trouble?
  • I would need to see a picture, but in my experience  trying to cover up something sometimes actually ends up drawing more attention to the object.








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  • I assume you mean inches because 6.5x6.5 FEET would be huge, there's no way anyone could hide that. If it is inches, don't worry about it. I mean it's roughly the size of half a sheet of computer paper.
  • I think it probably is 6.5 feet if they are worried about hiding it.  

    OP- are they getting any type of lighting brought in from their DJ or anyone?  Maybe they could position a light pole a few feet in front of where it's hanging, and then try to keep the area around the plane dark.  You know how when you look at a light in the dark you can't see anything but the light?  That's the idea I'm thinking.  
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  • In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_reception-ideas_decorating-hiding-object-reception-venue?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:5Discussion:82ed598f-ea21-4594-b8d6-5139aaa86b92Post:f5f8d2a9-ac89-490f-a9f2-c3863c3bd7fa">Re: Decorating Help! Hiding Object at Reception Venue</a>:
    [QUOTE]I would need to see a picture, but in my experience  trying to cover up something sometimes actually ends up drawing more attention to the object.
    Posted by lyndausvi[/QUOTE]
    Ditto this.  I wouldn't worry about it.
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