wish you vs have an

Some examples from the web:

• Natalya, I wish you nothing but happiness.
• I wish you peace health a normal life, like everyone else.
• Even though sometimes you wish you could.
• We wish you a happy life and a long marriage.
• We therefore wish you a good afternoon.
• Anyway, I wish you both a wonderful life together.
• She's a lovely woman and I wish you much happiness.
• My dear, of course, I wish you all happiness.
• I said, I wish you luck.
• I wish you a long, happy life.
• I wish you both a good day.
• I certainly wish you good fortune, Mr Logan.
• I wish you happiness, ma'am.
• I wish you all a successful and an enjoyable stay here in Strasbourg.
• I wish you'd shown this concern for punctuality yesterday.
• I wish you enjoyed school more.
• I wish you had his character.
• We wish you a successful surgery.
• I wish you could hear yourself sometimes.
• Sometimes I wish you were like other dads.

Some examples from the web:

• Probably relieved to finally have an audience.
• Children must have an education other than religious.
• Lapped joins shall have an appropriate overlap.
• Everyone should have an apocalypse plan.
• Precisely those provisions have an extremely preventative effect.
• Customers must have an account to make payments.
• I always like to have an additional explanation.
• They have an enduring desire for knowledge and self-improvement.
• But you must have an opinion...
• We have an infidelity clause in our prenup.
• You have an army stretched fighting Spain.
• Unless you have an X-ray machine.
• I have an early morning deadline.
• I have an extra ticket for the big game.
• All their vehicles have an antitheft tracking device.
• We have an all-systems security breach.
• You have an obstruction eroding your esophagus.
• I have an engineering paper due tomorrow.
• We have an extremely high-profile client with a non-negotiable deadline.