A Wish Lantern being held, alight and ready to launchChinese Wish Lanterns is the UK's original supplier of high quality chinese lanterns - also known as Wish Lanterns.

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Wish Lantern Chinese Lanterns are safe and easy to launch, and come fully assembled. All you need to do is to light the cardborad fuel cell attached, let the chinese lantern fill up with hot air and gently float up into the night sky, creating a stunning visual effect for any occasion.


Unlike fireworks, Chinse Lanterns from Wish Lantern are silent and peaceful. The hot air in the lantern will propell it for up to 12 minutes of flight, in which time it can cover distances of up to a mile. The Wish Lantern will be seen lighting up the night sky until it gradually disappears from sight.

Wish Lantern Chinese Lanterns measure 108cm by 66cm when they are fully inflated. Once extinguished the very light rice paper and bamboo lantern will gently float back down to Earth.


PLEASE ENJOY OUR WEBSITE, A SISTER SITE OF OUR PARENT COMPANY WISH LANTERN. WE HOPE YOU FIND ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED AND AIM TO OFFER THE LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY CHINESE LANTERNS IN THE UK. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL US OR EMAIL CONTACT@CHINSEWISHLANTERNS.CO.UK.

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Archive for November, 2009 »

 30Nov

The festive season is literally just around the corner; mince pies are being baked, mulled wine, well, mulled, and the shops are being packed with eager gift-buyers. It can be all too easy to forget the real meaning of Christmas, to forget that this is a time of being together, of celebrating family and friendship, [...]

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 23Nov

Ever year, thousands of chinese lanterns are released into the sky in celebration of the chinese lantern festival. This annual festival is held on the 15th day of the first lunar month in the chinese calendar, and marks the end of the Chinese New Year festival. In 2010, the festival will be celebrated on the [...]

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It’s always a good idea to read up on safety for your Chinese lanterns before setting them off, particularly if you’re doing so around young people or children, or if you’re planning to use them as part of a party and have a large number of people around. Once you’ve unwrapped your Chinese lanterns, we [...]

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Already November is creeping up on us. A month of celebration, of bonfires and toffee apples, sparklers and mittens, fireworks and Chinese lanterns. Last year the Wishlantern team gathered at public firework displays all over Wandsworth and Lambeth, to demonstrate just how special the lanterns can be and how they can wow audiences at this [...]

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