What do i use...................?

Question

for a wishing well at my wedding? thanks

xx

Answer 1

Your jolly expressions with sweet smile.

Answer 2

Bucket of puke.  Don't do it, kid.

Answer 3

Check out your local party rental store.  They may have some rentals for you to choose from.  Or here are some links...

http://www.partycheap.com/Wedding_Wishin...

http://www.thingsfestive.weddingstar.com...

http://labelsbuydesign.stylartstore.com/...

Sorry about those goofy answers!  Where did those people come from????

Best of luck!

Answer 4

A water fountain made of stone!!

Answer Mine!

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Answer 5

A friend of mine bought a HUGE piggy bank for her wishing well. It was cute. Tied a bow around the neck.

good luck. :)  

Answer 6

It depends on whether you are having a fun and intimate wedding or an "everything has to be fabulous and where are the 50 swans?" sort of wedding.  Rental places often have such a thing for occasions.  You could actually purchase a garden wishing well and paint it for the occasion.  It could always be recycled into your own garden later.  And the party stores have more flimsy, one time only, wishing wells.  Are you someplace remote?  The internet may be your very best source.

Answer 7

You can buy them fairly inexpensively online or check out a local party supply store:

http://mydreamwedding.weddingstar.ca/817...

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse...

Answer 8

Wishing wells are not considered polite since it appears as though you are expecting gifts. Even though guests know they should send a gift, the couple shouldn't appear as though they are expecting them. (having a "bank" ready for money to be inserted looks almost as bad as a couple standing at the entrance of the reception hall with a cash register collecting an entrance fee.

Also, gifts should be sent to the home of the bride before the wedding since gifts can get lost, stolen or separated from their cards. I have seen this too many times to count.

Any links to wishing wells are for bridal showers, not weddings.