Showing posts with label affordable do it yourself wedding favors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label affordable do it yourself wedding favors. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

More Wedding Favor Ideas


I am always interested in ideas for parties and events that people can use that I think are unique, affordable, ultra-creative, etc. and I think this one totally qualifies for all of the above. These are "celebration bubbles" that have been adorned with full color labels with the bride & groom's photo along with the wedding date and name overlaid on the image, very nice. It's printed on a high gloss label, they may have had the labels professionally printed. These were handed out to the guests as they were leaving the reception to see the bride and groom off. So there were lots of bubbles for them to walk through on the way to their "getaway car".



Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Affordable Do It Yourself Wedding & Party Favors

The helpful tips keep coming....so here is one that surfaced at a recent wedding that I thought others might appreciate because I thought it was SO cute. These are wedding favors that are easy to make and it involves chocolate.



The first one is super affordable and easy enough that anyone can do it. To make one you need a plastic spoon, 3 Hershey's Kisses, a tulle circle, an 8" piece of ribbon, tag that is hole punched and reads "A Spoonful of Kisses From the Mr. & Mrs."

Okay, the next wedding or party favor idea may require more of an investment, but it is very unique. These are custom molded chocolates. We can make your custom chocolate molds with your names and your wedding date along with a graphic of your choice. The custom boxes are also available or you can wrap them in clear cellophane candy wrappers. It is simple enough to make the chocolate bars, especially if you use Wilton candy melts, you simply melt, pour, tap out the bubbles on a countertop, then put on a baking sheet and place in freezer till the chocolate hardens, pop them out and do another batch. It would be fun to gather the gals and make these together. If you take good care of these molds they will last you many years or decades. I have chocolate molds similarto these that my mom has owned for over 25 years and they are as good as new.