All I Can Say Is Wtf?

[FishySarah]

I don't think its a good idea- I would worry about immature or drunk guests tormenting the fish.

But knowing their rented and not stuck in those little vases permanently makes it better, imho.

 

[-germ-]

it sickens me to wonder what they do with the fish after the wedding!

Here is your answer: "For special events we have developed a collection to add charm, beauty, and elegance, as well as a conversation piece to the center of every table . With our rental option, we eliminate the expense of purchasing numerous fish and containers."

Am i being pedantic when i assume that option means;

2. something that may be or is chosen; choice

Which i'd assume means not everyone does rent the fish?
Although certainly a good thing that they are given such an option....

 

[alessasavoca]

I'm not even sure that we get these things in the UK, can anyone enlighten me on that? I just find it odd that there is such an option, my idea of a centrepiece is a candle display or a bunch of flowers not a fish! It's good they are given the option of renting out the fish and the oversized wine glasses but there is also the option of purchasing one for your office as an 'ideal gift' and they are also suggested as a centrepiece for restaurants, as a permanant fixture.

 

[rowdyburns21]

it just looks all wrong to me

 

[buttercupbabe078]

Me personally. If I had them at my wedding, being a fish lover I would spend more time worrying about the fish than I would enjoying my own wedding. I'd be walking round the room checking every fish to see that they were alright every 5 mins. And prob talking to the fish more than the guests!