Do Yourself a Favor
Organic Cookies (www.etsy.com)
Make them yourself- A common trend these days is DIY. Either option is very personable and rewarding, but it can also be time consuming. Brides today are working full time, some have children from a previous marriage or some are trying to wrap up school so the idea of spending several nights a week on favors isn't realistic. That's where Etsy comes in handy! This site is fabulous for all items hand made! Also consider if you don't make the favors by hand you can certainly package them by hand!
Featured above, custom matchbooks, original paintings for each guest, custom metal bookmarks www.etsy.com
Give guests something they can remember- I am a fan of food! I love anything edible for favors! Candy bars, donut bars, dessert bars, etc. draw the guests. But even simple packaging of toffee from your hometown can be so enticing that guests will want seconds! Guests enjoy edible favors much more than any other I have seen.
Masks for a Louisiana wedding prepared by Lisa Coffman with Unique Flavors
Premier W.E.D. Candy Bar
Garrett's popcorn Bar from Chicago at a Premier W.E.D. wedding
Pie Pops from www.etsy.com
Custom logo cupcakes for a Premier W.E.D. client
It is always great to incorporate your hometown into this type of favor. A new chocolate company based in Nashville that has a twist on the traditional and yet, complete southern charm has become a sensation. Welcome artisan chocolatier, Scott Witherow! He is a native to middle TN, but spent a great amount of time in England and studied at Le Cordon Blue London. He landed back in Nashville after many travels and has opened Olive and Sinclair Chocolate Company. Even his retro wrappers bring a nostalgic feel that I think my clients will L-O-V-E. Vintage Southern is a very popular design in weddings these days and Scott's chocolates are just the right treat for guests!
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