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I googled it and found one place where someone mentioned expired bubble solution, but I think if you keep them in a cool dark place and shake them to keep it mixed up every so often, you'll probably be ok ordering them. (I will point out that it's unlikely you'll ever know, because wedding bubbles are kind of difficult to blow decent bubbles with anyways, you know?)
I think it takes quite a while for bubbliness to be lost. How many are you looking to buy??
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I'm thinking about ordering wedding bubbles now, but my wedding is in September of next year. Do bubble solutions expire or lose their "bubbliness" over time?