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-- Keith "Shin" Schindler
I really don’t know. I saw my cousin had a plane black rectangular box with glass and one hole. So I just created mine. Added two holes of which was very easy for both of us to pour the sand in. My cousin stated that the one hole made a mess. Plus they didn’t get a cool sand design. One thing is make sure its sealed completely. I would just go off of mine. Change the design make one horizontal with a elongated slot so the can pour the sand in a fashion to get a wave effect. Do one as a quater circle etc.
-- Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"
-- woodworking classes, custom furniture maker
A1jim. .. thank you!
Shin here I found this linkhttp://www.foreverframe.com/
some different styles. I just typed in goggle wedding mixiing of sand boxes.
-- Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"
This is the alternative to the unity candle at weddings. It’s called a mixing of the sands. The bride and groom each have a different colored sand and they each pour the sand in the box. As the sand mixes one it symbolic meaning is becoming one. Two it creates a cool design that is a wedding keepsake. This is mine from our wedding last year.
-- Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"
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Interesting piece and great article, thanks for sharing.
-- CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!