At the end of most weddings, half the favours are still sitting on the tables. The problem is rarely the budget; it is that the favour has no use and no meaning once the night is over. The best wedding favours do two jobs: they look beautiful on the table and they are useful at home afterwards.
Here are personalized favour ideas that guests keep.
Save money and table space by combining two things into one. An engraved guest name on a coaster, a keychain or a small wooden tag can mark each guest’s seat and then go home with them. Our Favour Tags & Place Cards can be made with every guest’s name, in wood or clear plexi.
If your favour is a box of chocolates or sugared almonds, a laser-cut tag makes it personal. Tie a wooden tag with the couple’s names and “Thank you” to each box with natural twine. It costs little and makes a simple favour feel handmade.
When favours, Welcome Signs, Seating Charts & Table Numbers and the Cake Topper share the same material and lettering, the whole wedding looks designed rather than assembled. Choose one style, natural wood for a rustic or garden wedding, or clear plexi for a modern ballroom, and use it everywhere.
Order one favour per guest or per couple, plus about 5% extra for last-minute guests and breakage. If you are using name tags, send your final guest list at least two to three weeks before the wedding so every name is spelled correctly.
See the full Wedding collection, or ask us through Custom Orders for a favour designed around your theme.