Totally cute wedding favours

May 28, 2008 | Posted by Queen Bee

Have a little fun at your wedding with a great selection of cute wedding favour ideas

Your wedding is all about you, so why not personalise it with unique, close to your heart favours? Get inspired by these totally cute wedding favours…

Ok before I get into it, I have a confession to make, I found these fab finds on various online US favour sites and I actually checked to see if they ship internationally, and they don’t but I still want to include them because they are such great little ideas, and Im sure with some creativity and a bit of time you can create your own

So here goes, the cutest wedding favours on the planet….

If you’re planning pink and brown themed wedding, these mini jars are just too cute. In fact, they could go with any theme, if they are just colour coordinated. Use your colours on the label and match it up with the sweets that reflect the same colours. These are from stylehive.

I am just loving this one and its ideal for a beach themed wedding. These are travel labels in the shape of a flip flop and can be used as escort cards and then left for the guests to take home as favours. If you visit your local print shop, promotions compnay or silk-screeners, they will be able to recommend someone to make these up for you. These are from accenttheparty

Super stunning! Heart shaped measuring spoons. Personalise it with “a whole lot of love” or what about something like - “our love measures up”, or “love beyond measure”? These are from accenttheparty.

These little bride and groom bookmarks are so adorable. You could also use them as name cards, one for each guest and let them take them home afterwards. Im sure the expenses will ring a little high on this one, but its a great idea nonetheless, also from accenttheparty

Prepare yourself for a lot of ohhh’s and ahhh’s when you see these fab favours….

Personalise small tins with the words “love is cool” and fill them with minty fresh sweets. These are from weddingstand

Personalise a miniature ruler with the words “love rules” or “our love rules” from accenttheparty

Pretty up little snowmen or even snowflake cookies/biscuits/soap with a nice ribbon and a tag reading “snow in love”. These are from accenttheparty

These are totally gorge, but if you cant find a wedding design, go for another alternative, something plain and attach a card reading “stop in the name of love” - very cute from accenttheparty

This one is really classic! “head over heels”. These are from accenttheparty

Another FRESH idea! Personalise miniature tins with the words “mint to be” like these from accenttheparty

One of my all time favourites and oh-so-easy to make. Fill miniature jars with honey and attach a label reading “meant to bee” - its so perfect, it even ties in with Bridesbuzzing.com

Another cute idea, although you may not find these exact ones (these are from weddingparlour), but bee magnets, with a tag reading “meant to bee” make cute little favours.

Here is a beautiful apple-themed favour from accenttheparty - its a set of salt and pepper shakers. Im loving the tagline “apple of my eye” and it can be used in so many different ways. What about candy apples dipped in caramel with a card attached reading “apple of my eye”?

Tieing the knot is another great favour from accenttheparty. Use this in rope-style wine bottle stoppers or adding a beaded knot to your serviette place settings.

For a classy Damask themed wedding, these little hugs and kisses soap sets are so, so, so gorgeous. Im sure if you can find the mould, making them would be easy. Its just a matter of finishing them off with a pretty box.

“Slice of love” notebook favours from accenttheparty

Pears are so versatile for a wedding and the wording is just, too beautiful… “The perfect pair”. These pear timers are from accenttheparty

“The perfect pair” soaps from accenttheparty

“The perfect pair” cookie cutters from accenttheparty

“The Perfect Pair” candles from accenttheparty

Another unique idea is peas, as in “two peas in a pod”. A card reading “we’re just like two peas in a pod” would be adorable. These cute salt and pepper shakers are from accenttheparty

“Spread the love”. Why not use plain silver butter knives and engrave the words “spread the love” or if you’re budget is a bit tight, just tie a pretty ribbon around them and hang a tag with your names, “spread the love” and wedding date. These are from trulyweddingfavors

“A scoop of love” from trulyweddingfavors

Even more ideas…

Love Grows: What about pretty little organza bags in your wedding colours filled with forget-me-not seeds and attach a tag reading “watch our love grow” The plus side of this is that your guests will love the idea, and every-time they’re in their garden, they’ll think of your wedding day.

I’d love to hear about your unique ideas, and if you have or plan to make any of these favours in your own special way, please share your advice with other brides-to-bee

Comments

8 Comments so far

Mizz Honeysuckle on May 29, 2008 12:05 am
Stop, stop! These are more cuteness than I can handle! I especially love the bride & groom bookmarks, and the wine corks with the upside down bride & groom…adorable!

My Oscar chocolates seem to ordinary now…:-)
Natasja Jackson on May 29, 2008 12:54 pm

We bought every person a Lotto ticket. I think that is a great and new idea !
Mel on May 29, 2008 4:11 pm
These are really cute! Its a pitty that no one in South Africa has these - do they?
Cara on May 30, 2008 2:19 pm
Oh so cute
Mrz Tiger Lilly on May 30, 2008 10:55 pm
OMG! These are all so gorgeous!!
Nicola on June 6, 2008 10:15 am
Stunning.

I know you can get some imported goodies from http://www.sparklingbride.co.za
Juanita on July 19, 2008 9:47 am
its all so cute and you dont see them at all at weddings something new/different
where in south africa can you buy some/order
Nicole on October 15, 2008 2:32 pm
Why don’t we have anything like this in South Africa? It’s so annoying ‘coz they are so cute and such cool different ideas!
If anybody knows where we can get them, please let us know :)
Nicole

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