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Personalised Wedding Favour Boxes

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The dress has been ordered, your future husband is actually getting excited now and most of the preparations are done. Now it's time to decide on which wedding favours will best suit your theme. Choosing between edible wedding favours [such as candy wedding favours] and inedible wedding favours [such as candle wedding favours] is really quite a dilemma! Your guests will always remember the favours that you choose. It's strange to think that after all that money, effort, stress and panic involved in wedding planning, that the guests only memories of the day will be the bride's dress and the wedding favours. Therefore, deciding between edible wedding favours and alternative wedding favours such as candle wedding favours is a tricky business and needs careful consideration.

On one side of the fence there are inedible favours that vary hugely from photo album favours to wedding favour coasters and seed packet favours to candle wedding favours. The selection is quite vast so it is really a case of choosing which ones best suit your wedding theme. On the positive side, inedible wedding favours can be kept forever and therefore provide a life-long lasting memory of your special day.

In addition, after a delicious wedding banquet, 3 glasses of champagne and a piece of wedding cake many guests are turned off by the thought of having to eat more!

Research has shown that not all edible wedding favours are actually eaten anyway as many guests wish to have them as a keepsake. So perhaps you may want to seriously consider favours that are not edible. There is nothing more special than lighting a wedding candle favour some months after the happy event is over. As the wick is burning, the happy couple and their future happiness together is foremost in your thoughts!

Alternatively, edible wedding favours are really rather tasty - especially for the younger guests. It is hard enough for little ones to sit through the whole event without having a tantrum only to realise that there are no candy wedding favours on their arrival at the reception. The promise of candy wedding favours is a real incentive for mums who are struggling with their little terrors during a lengthy church ceremony! As far as more traditional guests are concerned [your Great-Grandmother and old Auntie Doris], a wedding just wouldn't be a wedding without edible wedding favours such as sugared almonds or delicious dragees! Of course, the 5 candy wedding favours inside the net, bag, pouch or box date back some centuries and represent: fertility, health, happiness, longevity and wealth.

There are many wedding guests who may feel offended not to receive a traditional edible wedding favour as the consumption of said favour is intended to bring about these 5 qualities wished for the happy couple.

Candy wedding favour or candle wedding favour - the choice is yours. But, it is also important to realise that you cannot please all of your guests all of the time, unless... you decide to offer candy wedding favours to your younger and older wedding guests and offer candle wedding favours for your modern guests.

Personalised Wedding Favour Boxes

When it comes to the bride and groom selecting the right wedding favours for their guests, it can become quite daunting by the large range of favours available. There are so many variations of wedding favour on the market, that it may cause confusion. But at the same time the vast array can also help make that all important decision and there are plenty of possibilities to match the style and theme of your wedding day.

Many brides look for that unique wedding favour, but at the end of the day, you have to remember that there is no right or wrong way when selecting the type of favours for your guests, although a lot of brides choose their wedding favours that best illustrate their true personalities as individuals and couples.

Another consideration to take onboard when selecting the perfect gifts for your friends and family, is the colour and decor of the reception tables. What colour and theme will the reception room and tables exhibit? This can all play a big part in the decision making.

Your choice of wedding favour doesn't have to be limited to the table decor. Some brides prefer to opt for the favour that will last for many years after the big day has come and gone, so their guests can reflect back on that special day. These can be in the form of Photo Album Favours, Silver Bottle Openers, Frosted Heart Bottle Stoppers, Silver Plated Wedding Bells as well as personalised gifts such as Personalised Champagne Flutes, Personalised CD Covers containing their favourite wedding tunes and many, many more.

Personalised wedding favours are very much in demand. This enables the bride and groom to take advantage of some of the more common wedding favours available and personalise it with their names and wedding date, either as a customised label or engraved on the item itself.

The bride does not have to spend a huge amount of money on purchasing wedding favours. There are so many high quality favours available at low-cost prices and can be purchased from as low as dollar each. It's the careful thought that goes into choosing the right gifts that will be well received by your guests that is most important. That in itself is what makes wedding favours truly unique!

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