Contents:

• Sweets
• Drinks, Condiments, and Snacks
• Custom Ideas
• Wedding Gifts That Can Be Used After the Wedding
• Seasonal and Thematic Gifts
• Entertainment and Symbolism

We have divided favor ideas into categories to make it easier for you to choose.

Sweets

• Meringue is so light and weightless, it’s perfect as a gourmet gift.
• If the meringue is a little fragile, you can substitute marshmallows.
• Make a miniature brownie for each guest. You can use it as a seating chart by attaching a piece of paper with the name of the person to whom it is addressed.
• Make boxes of colorful macaroons for your guests.
• Truffles will be appreciated by guests right at the wedding when coffee is served.
• Futuristic candy, printed with a food 3D printer, looks very original. As an option, you can make figurines of the guests and use them for seating.
• Monpensier boxes.
• Fondant. You can make it yourself or buy it ready-made.
• Fun cupcake pops will be the perfect way out if you’ve run out of gift ideas.
• Or cupcakes for each guest.
• Cookies with a fortune.
• Delicious scones are a budget-friendly gift option for a cozy, homemade wedding.
• Buy a Kinder Surprise for each guest: candy and a toy in one gift.
• A chocolate bar is a classic sweet treat that all guests will appreciate.
• And chocolate champagne bottles are good as gifts for winning the competition.
• Homemade cookies.
• Lollipops.
• Colorful liquorice sticks will add brightness to the feast.
• You can remember your childhood and make colorful marmalade in sugar for your guests.
• Or make sacks so guests can fill ’em up with candy.

Drinks, Condiments, and Snacks

• You can make a small bottle of champagne or wine with a straw for each guest.
• Cocktails in a mason jar with a theme label.
• A voucher for guests to order drinks from the bar.
• Packets of nuts (chocolate covered or not).
• Bright apple or any other fruit on plates looks spectacular.
• Chewy candy in the shape of hearts.
• Or breath-freshening jelly beans with a playful caption.
• Jars of honey.
• Or leave the honey in the honeycomb and package it up nicely.
• Bundles of herbs would make an original and useful gift.
• Spices in a corked bottle, filled with multicolored layers—an unusual and very stylish solution.
• Jars with home-made adjika.
• Tea in a bottle with a crusty cork always looks stylish.
• A small box of tea.
• A small can of coffee will ensure your guests have a brisk morning after the wedding party.
• Baskets or bags of berries.

Custom Ideas

• Reusable wine stoppers engraved with your guest’s name.
• Personalized liquor flasks.
• Mini olive oil bottles.
• Small notepad with a wedding theme on the cover.
• Stylish pens or pencils.
• Original cup holders.
• Candles (you can use regular candles or pour paraffin into glasses with the names of the bride and groom).
• Unusual candle holders.
• Let your guests become real cooks—give them a set of baking molds.
• Compact mirror.
• A decorative heart made of wood (it can also be used for decor or as a card indicating the guest’s place at the table).
• An antique key with the guest’s name.
• On a rod or in letters instead of a “tongue”.
• A handmade paper flower so he can take it with him.
• Surprisingly enough, books!
• Let it be the one that everyone has long dreamed of, or just rare copies with a hint of antiquity.
• A charitable gift—such as making a small donation on behalf of each guest to a charitable organization and presenting the guests with certificates that prove it.

Wedding Gifts That Can Be Used After the Wedding

• Name glass pendants.
• If you have a colorful wedding, decorate the glasses with colorful name bracelets.
• Flash Tattoos: These metal patterns are water resistant and last a long time.
• A keychain with a photo or guest’s name on it.
• Name lip balms.
• Handmade soaps.
• Bath Bombs.
• Jars of scented salts.
• Mini bottles of scented bath foam.
• Towels with guests’ names printed on them.
• If there are many women in attendance, why not give each of them nail polish in the color of the wedding?
• Name sachet bags.
• Live bulbous plants (tulips or crocuses).
• Delicate violets.
• Succulents will fit into the interiors of most modern apartments.
• Present a bean sprout, with a suggestion to go on a fabulous journey together in the footsteps of plucky Jack.
• Candles with a scent reminiscent of a wedding.

Seasonal and Thematic Gifts

• If the wedding is planned during a hot season, prepare beautiful fans for each guest.
• And sunglasses, especially if the banquet is outdoors.
• And if it’s on the coast, put a basket of flip-flops.
• During a winter wedding, hot chocolate will come in handy.
• Cones with a bronze or gold plating will look very original.
• Decorate each place setting with a snowflake. made of ceramics, mastic, or chocolate.
• Or place mesmerizing glass snow globes near each plate.
• On Christmas Eve, give your guests personalized Christmas decorations.
• Or bake gingerbread men.
• Bengal lights!
• Kids will especially love the firecrackers.
• Hand warmers would be great for a late fall wedding.
• For Easter, you can make a nest and fill it with eggs.
• Jam jars look great at rustic weddings.
• If you have a honeymoon planned after your wedding, or if you’re just using a travel theme for your wedding, play up the luggage tags.
• If you have an oriental wedding, prettily decorated scented sticks would be nice.
• Certificate for a meeting with the bride and groom (going to the movies, restaurant, dinner at home, etc.).

Entertainment and Symbolism

• Hire a caricaturist who will not only entertain, but also give everyone in attendance their portraits.
• A magician’s performance.
• Give your guests Rubik’s cubes and determine right at the wedding who is the fastest to assemble them!
• Put origami on each plate with instructions, and at the end of the wedding, have a contest for the best figure.
• Coloring books would be a great gift for kids.
• Soap bubbles will allow everyone to dive back into their childhood.
• Raffle tickets What if someone at your wedding becomes a millionaire?
• Interior cushions with funny images.
• Fun wedding-themed badges.
• Give a hashtag emblem and include a link on it that makes it easy to find all the stuff about your wedding.
• Soft toys to commemorate the warmth of your celebration.
• Print out your signature recipe for each guest.
• Hand out thumb drives with your wedding playlist.
• Take a Polaroid (or Fuji Instax) camera to your wedding, and all guests get a printed photo of the bride and groom at once.
• Photo frame. You can use it at the wedding to indicate where your guests are seated, and then have everyone take it with them when they leave.