 WEDDING RESOURCES
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WEDDING FAVORSThe tradition of wedding favors dates back several centuries, or perhaps thousands of years. It is said that since the 16th century, brides and grooms have been giving wedding favors out to their guests.
Wedding favors symbolizes the appreciation of the newly united couple to their wedding guests for sharing with them such a significant occasion in their lives.
The tradition of wedding favors have evolved into the sophisticated and themed favors that most couples enjoy today. Some of the most popular wedding theme examples are Wine theme, Heart theme, Flower theme, Beach theme, Seasonal theme, Cherubs theme, Valentine's Day theme and more.
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Wedding Party Favors
Wedding Party Favors are gifts, small tokens of appreciation for guests to treasure and remember your wedding day. This word is also interchangeably referred to as keepsakes, giveaways, or bombonieres.
Wedding Party Favors symbolizes the appreciation of the newly united couple to their guests for sharing with them such a significant occasion in their lives. Wedding Party Favors can add to the decor and theme of the wedding or it could just be a tiny simple gift.
The best way to select the Wedding Party Favor that is right for your wedding is to determine your budget, number of guests, theme-- if any, and most important, what you might enjoy receiving yourself.
When choosing unique wedding favors think of special moments in your relationship with your fiancé for the wedding favors to represent – the first outdoor date you went on, the first song you really both enjoyed, the first dessert you shared with each other, the season you met, the candy both of you hate to share with anyone (except for each other), your profession, the first trip you took together, the first meal you made for each other, your favorite beverage or the town you were lost in when your fiancé refused to ask for directions.
Traditional Wedding Favor Ideas
- Edible Munchies - chocolate truffles, liquor filled chocolates, fortune cookies, mints, designer cookies, jellies, and doughnuts
- Candles - fruit shaped, aromatic, votives, candle filled jars, flower shaped
- Soaps - hearts, rose petals, fruit shapes
- Place Card Holders - mini chairs, vases, bells, picture frames, napkin rings
- Silver - mint julep cups, key chains, wine stoppers, compact mirrors, fortune cookie, chopsticks, bells
Not So Traditional Wedding Favors
- Lottery Tickets
- Mugs
- Christmas Ornaments
- Insulated Drink-Can Holders
- Home-grown CD Featuring Your Favorite Music
- Gift Cards
- Charitable Donation in the Guests Name
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