Because couches and toasters are so passé.

They’re taking their wedding to new heights. (Sorry, the pun was right there for the taking.)

Angus Tobin and Alexandra Zylstra are a young couple from Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. They’re about to get married, and like many young couples before them, they are having a wishing well on their big day.

Angus and Alex, the happy couple.

Unlike other couples, they are planning to spend the money they receive on a plane.

An aeroplane.

An actual plane.

Mr Tobin is a pilot (Image: Facebook)

According to The Herald Sun, Mr Tobin, 23, is a commercial pilot and has always wanted to own his own plane, but says it’s “an expensive thing to get into.”

So the couple are keen to purchase a six-seater plane for their wedding. Just casually.

“Rather than having a second car, we’d like a plane,” Ms Zylstra told The Herald Sun.

“It will be nice to have a headstart with a bit of extra cash.”

Apparently, there are wishing wells at more than two thirds of weddings. Wishing wells for people wishing to buy TVs.

Couches.

Honeymoons in Bali.

… And now, apparently? Planes.

What did you buy with your wedding present money?