Top Five Fun Wedding Favours
With all the arrangements to be made before your nuptials, such as choosing the meal, deciding on the first dance and of course the all important dress, the favours for the tables are probably not a huge priority.
However having favours which are well chosen and reflect you as a couple can really make or break the wedding tables, but it can be tricky to think of something new and innovative, and it’s always a hard task choosing something that everyone will love. So here are my top 5 alternative wedding favours:
Flower seeds: Keep the love for your wedding growing, by giving your guests seeds to plant in their garden. Wrapped up in pretty organza bags with a heartfelt poem they make a unique gift, and if they are seeds to your favourite flower or plant then they will always be reminded of you once its grown.
Retro sweets: Sweets always appeal to everyone; men, women, children, aunt Gladys…. So keep your guests sweet with a pick n mix bag of retro sweets in a traditional stripy bag. Or go one better and have an actual pick n mix by the door so as they leave they can pick and package their own favour.
Candles: a scented tea light or votive makes a lasting gift, and is always a winner with the ladies. Colour co-ordinated to your wedding theme and in the same scent as any candles used during the festivities they make a great lasting reminder.
Silver charms: We’ve all seen the pocket sized pebble charms around, but have you ever considered them as wedding favours? The ones which are embossed with a word such as love or the image of a heart, are perfect for a loved filled occasion like a wedding and work particularly well for an intimate wedding where you are very close with all the guests.
Shot glasses: Shot glasses are the perfect favour for a more rock and roll wedding. Add a miniature bottle of your favourite tipple and you and your fellow party animals can have an alternative toast. Or your guests can take their engraved shot glasses home and pull them out at the next celebration.
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