Colored Miniature Metal Pails (set of 12)

 Availability: Usually ships in 5-7 business days
 Price for a set of 12:

Buy  2 - 4 sets	Price: $7.50 a set
Buy  5 - 9 sets	Price: $6.90 a set
Buy  10 - 19 sets	Price: $6.60 a set
Buy  20 + sets	Price: $5.99 a set

 minimum order of 2 sets

These pails make a creative and cute presentation for your wedding favors. Fill with Jordan almonds, a small bouquet of flowers, chocolate sea shells for a unique beach themed favor, or even a personalized packet of seed for a garden themed wedding. Add crayons for a cute kids table addition, too! The ideas are limitless to the ways these adorable tin pails can add charm to your reception tables, and with 6 different colors available they are sure to match any color scheme. Add ribbon and a personalized hang tag to really finish it off. Your guests will love them.

The miniature buckets are available in a variety of colors to accent your wedding and each tin pail measures 2" x 2.25" . Choose from lavender, light blue, and sage green. Pink is discontinued. Sold as a set of 12 (1 dozen). Filler not included.

Shipping Time - When will I get this item?   This item Usually ships in 5-7 business days. Please allow an additional 3-7 business days for actual delivery after it ships. Rush Orders - Need this item sooner? Please email us for rush processing and/or delivery.

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