Five Tips For DIY Wedding Favours
Are you thinking about creating your own DIY wedding favour? I hope these five tips for DIY wedding favours are helpful.
How lovely would it be to have some bespoke wedding favours, that you have lovingly made, or perhaps you could get someone else to do that for you, while you concentrate on finding that dress, booking a band for the reception or work on your wedding vows.
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Five Tips For DIY Wedding Favours
Also please do see the video in this post.
1. Burlap bags can be filled with so many things:
Personal messages/poems to each guest
Crystals – signifying love, hope etc
A tiny gift
Coffee beans
Chocolate
You can decorate them with anything
2. Seeds Grow Some Love
Seeds are a lovely thing to use as a favour
Put them in a burlap bag or a mini envelope, you could add a short verse, print out onto abrown card and personalise each card by adding each guest’s name.
Children could have sunflowers to plant
3. Sweets
Most people love a sweet treat
You could make it really personal by putting a carefully chosen sweet in a mini, pretty, named envelope, with a note saying why you have chosen that sweet for each guest.
Duplicates are fine.
Buy in bulk to get the best value.
It’s a sweet way to impress your guests and you could really experiment with the packaging.
4. Something Handwritten
There are few things more personal than a handwritten note.
Write each guest a little note, with a little gift.
There are so many ways that you can use adapt this:
A note with a felt love heart
A note with a homemade biscuit
A note with a mini soap
A note with a suncream ( Great for weddings abroad)
A note with a secondhand book
A note with a mini candle
5. Scratch Card
A little note with a scratch card placed inside a lovely mini brown envelope, with some string tied around or a gorgeous wax seal stamp to make it look extra special and special to open.
It is a fun thing to do and who knows someone might win and be able to pay for your wedding or honeymoon!
Ok, maybe a round of drinks 🙂
Be Creative
I hope you found my ‘Five Tips For DIY Wedding Favor Ideas’ useful.
My advice is to be creative and do what is right for you, pocket and time-wise etc and if you plan early on, you will be surprised how much you can do on a low budget, ask friends for materials if you need them, people love to help.
If you would love to find out more about how I can help you, with any of these favour ideas, or with your wedding readings or speech, please do get in touch via the link in my bio or send me an email.
I offer a free 30-minute unveiling call via my calendly link https://calendly.com/mandy-92/30min?month=2023-03 and I am always happy to chat things through or through my contact page in a way you choose https://www.mybeautifulpen.uk/songwriter/



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