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Guest ~ Favor Solutions

Favors are given to show
your guests that you really appreciate their presence. Favors come in many
colors, shapes, flavors, sizes and types; so picking one for an occasion
can be a real adventure! So where do you begin and how do you pick a great
favor? There are a few simple rules you can follow to create or buy the
perfect favor for your wedding.
You can give
favors whenever you want to, but generally it's expected there'll be favors at
the reception. Showers and engagement parties are also popular occasions to give
favors, since these generally include some of your closest friends, it'll
be easy to pick out something they'll enjoy.
For reception
gifts, you can start at $2 or $3 but go as high as your budget allows! If you
want to stay on the low side, for example, a wedding with 150 people and a $3
favor for each guest will run you about $450.
Here are some
suggestions in case your stumped on what to get:
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Picture frames are perfect and functional. Use a special
message or put your reception place cards in the photo window.
- Celebrate
garden parties with favors of seeds, bulbs, seedlings or plants.
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Film buffs can leave discount movie passes at each place
setting.
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Create your own refrigerator magnets to match your theme.
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Cookie cutters, with a recipe, are a baker's delight.
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Guest soaps in special shapes are a pampering favor.
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Celebrate your love with song, in the form of custom compact
discs or tapes.
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Holiday wedding? Try ornaments for an annual reminder of your
special day.
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Java junkies can give coffee mugs filled with gourmet coffee
beans.
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Reno or Lake Tahoe wedding? how about playing cards and dice
from one of the local casino's.
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Sunglasses fit with an outdoor celebration.
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Lip balm encourages kisses.
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For couples who met online, try computer games or mouse pads.
Be sure to include a link to your Web site.
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Beanie babies or tiny toys yield fun for the young-at-heart.
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Culinary masters can whip up small cookbooks -- or a
personalized collection of your favorite recipes -- with a utensil, such as a
whisk.
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Chocolate lovers can concoct homemade chocolates or buy small
boxes of truffles for each place setting.
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