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Wedding favors are small decorative gifts presented to guests at the wedding reception as a memento of your wedding day. The tradition of giving wedding favors is a way to say " Thank you for being a part of our wedding.". There are no hard and fast rules for choosing a wedding favor. Make sure it's something that you can afford, that your guests can use and that reflects your taste and style. Your guests will truly appreciate the gesture.
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You make the perfect pair, and so do these salt and pepper shakers that nest together with the salt on the top and the pepper on the bottom. Each pear measures approximately 3.5" tall and 2.5" in diameter.
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This delightfully designed photo album has an illustration of a bride's gown on one side and a groom's tux on the other. Each album measures 4" tall, 3" wide, .75" deep.
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A symbol of good luck, these two ladybug magnets are a cute gift for a shower or casual springtime wedding reception. The set of two magnets arrives in a clear gift box accented with a braided rope handle and a heart shaped "For You" tag.
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From our Here Comes The Bride collection. These truly unique bride and groom place card holders are joined together as one just as you on your special day. Topped off with two hearts that hold a place card in place. As your guests arrive they will be greeted by these stylish place card holders that can double as photo holders. Each favor measures 4.5 tall and has a shipping weight of 0.13 lbs.
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Your first consideration is always the budget. Decide for how much you can afford for each guest and how many guests you will be inviting?
- Decide if the wedding favor is for each couple or for every individual.
- If you're planning on having wedding favors inscribed before passing them on to your guests, be sure there's space to inscribe the names and the wedding date.
- A wedding favor with a purpose is more appreciated than one your guest will have to make room for.
- If each guest will be taking home an edible wedding favor, be sure it's something all diets can handle. Sugary treats will not attract the diabetics and many people are allergic to strawberries or chocolate. If you're planning to give out favors that contain alcohol, you'll also want to have similar bottles of soda or sparkling water to give to teetotalers.
- Consider a wedding favor with an aesthetic appeal. Can it be used as a centerpiece? A wedding favor should be symbolic or reflect the bride and groom's individual taste.. Small gifts in the traditional sense could include chocolates, candies, cookies or other sweet treats.
- Custom printed votive candle holders are inexpensive and can be used over and over. Personalized glassware including champagne flutes and wine glasses are more expensive but will be cherished for years to come as a collectible keepsake.
- If you are planning on seating your guests with place cards, insert your place cards into place card picture frames. The frames can be given as the wedding favor and it can be used for favorite pictures of the wedding couple, children or grandchildren for years to follow
- Scented soaps, lotions and candles neatly presented in wedding gift bags with a personal thank you message make great gifts for overnight guests to use in their hotel rooms. A personalized gift bag containing a small bottle of champagne, two toasting glasses and a romantic treat like chocolate-covered strawberries will be etched in the memory always.
- It is always a good idea to provide a wedding favor just for the kids. A miniature puzzle or some crayons and a small coloring book to occupy their time? Wedding bubbles are a traditional favor and great fun for the kids! These items can be neatly presented in a custom printed frosted mini bag.
Don't Rush! Take your time and believe that you are making the right choices. Remember this is your day. It belongs to you and no one else. Do not let anyone pressure you into making a decision.
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