Buying Water Pitchers

By

katluvsbears

How about your local fire company. Ours rents out their space-and has many supplies for the parties. Know someone on the auxillary? or become a member and they might let you use them for free.

By Karen (Guest Post)

If there are others involved in this event, ask them to bring pitchers from home. We did this with beverage pitchers, china, silverware, etc. for a benefit fashion show and luncheon at our church. We asked only that they be clear and not great-grandmother's heirlooms! We had a great response and the tables were beautiful. If you are having a plated luncheon, I would place the bread directly on the plate before it is served.

By

jillian357

If you or someone you know attends a church, they often have pitchers and probably even bread baskets that they would maybe let you borrow as long as they didn't have anything going on the same day. I have even borrowed a couple tables from our church for a garage sale. Hope this helps!

By

Persnickety Paula

Oriental Trading has party supplies for a very reasonable price; their web address is www.orientaltrading.com

By Marna (Guest Post)

Check out any restaurant supply store. They usually have used stuff for sale really cheaply.

By carla bledsoe (Guest Post)

if they don't need to match try the thrift stores

By (Guest Post)

dollar tree is the best bet

By Jean (Guest Post)

If I were you, I would check with a rental center. You may be able to rent them very cheaply.

By

michawnpita

Smart and Final, Dollar Tree