Wish trees started as a Dutch custom where wedding guests were given a piece of paper to write a wish for the bride and groom. The wishes were then hung on a tree and later collected for the bride and groom to read.   This is becoming a very popular way to replace the traditional guest book. Guests can write best wishes, advice, and dreams for the newleyweds. After the wedding you can make a scrapbook with the cards and for a fun touch add photos of your guests at the reception.  A wish tree is a great centerpiece for your guests as they enter the ceremony. You can completely personalize it to fit your style and wedding color scheme, make one yourself, purchase one online or use a living tree that can be planted at your home after the wedding. Love and happiness, Morgan Images taken from herecomestheguide.com, sdweddingscene.com and prewonedweddingdresses.com |
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