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Wedding Favors and Gifts That Truly Say "thank You"
By Deborah Collins
It goes without saying that each couple wants their wedding day to be perfect. The music should be memorable, the ceremony - moving, and the pictures should capture the immense joy that comes from celebrating a new life together. The world should seem to revolve around you and your groom. However, in addition to the two of you, there are others who helped make this momentous day a success. You'll want the ones who mean the most to you to have something that says “thank you” and serves as a reminder of their part in this important day. Sounds easy, doesn't it? But how do you decide what a perfect - and affordable - wedding favor will be?
Most couples want their guests to have wedding favors they can take home. However, you may not be sure exactly what to buy for everyone. Try something edible. There are truly creative wedding favors that can reflect your personality while also delighting your guests. For instance, you might have yours and your groom's names printed on Hershey's Kisses chocolate candies, or on miniature or full-sized chocolate bars. These are delightful when scattered across the reception tables or gathered into creative arrangements.
You might consider filling inexpensive, plastic champagne flutes with Kisses and miniatures then tying a simple bow around the stem. You could group several small chocolates into mesh bundles or design tiny baskets that hold one full-sized bar and several miniatures.
The labels on petite jars of honey as well as individual packages of coffee or tea can be printed with your names and wedding date. Since many people flavor their tea and coffee with honey, the three can combine to make a welcome wedding favor guests will cherish. Place coffee and tea packages along with one jar of honey into a mug with a whimsical heart-shaped coffee scoop or teaspoon. Rather do espresso? Charming espresso cup sets make wonderful wedding favors as well.
Bookmarks, picture frames and scented candles are also beautiful wedding favors that won't break your bank.
For The Bridesmaids and Maid of Honor
How do you say “thank you” for the friendship and support bridesmaids and the maid of honor offer during your wedding season? You'll want their gifts to be personal and heartfelt: something that will convey your appreciation. Depending on your budget, you could give them each a faux pearl or other type necklace, bracelet or earrings to be worn during the ceremony. Additional suggestions include scented candles, silver trinket boxes or small crystal vases.
For The Groomsmen and Best Man
A great way to show your appreciation could be with engraved drinking glasses, personalized mugs or unique key chains with flashlights or "tools" attached. Bottle openers, wine stoppers and pens are also possibilities.
Showing your appreciation to guests and attendants can be done with elegance, style and affordability. With so many options to choose from, the difficult part won't be finding wedding favors, it will be deciding which of the many creative alternatives to buy.
About the Author
Deborah Collins is Creative Consultant for FavorFavor.com specializing in creative, personalized wedding favors for every budget. Visit them today at http://www.favorfavor.com to browse their huge selection of affordable wedding favors that will make your special day memorable. © 2007, All Rights Reserved
How do I feed my child baby food?
My baby is almost 6 months and had been on solids since 4. I started with the rice then moved to the fruit and veggies. I know I don't have to feed her solids, but want to. I currently hardly ever give the rice and may feed one jar of something a day. She drinks b/w 24-28 ounces a day (shes petite). I'm just so confused about how to get on a food schedule, do I need to give rice cereal, how much she should eat. Basically, I'm oblivious!! Any help would be cherished!
Wrong, Cindy, Rice is not just a filler. The cereal you are supposed to buy for children is fortified with Iron which a baby needs. So its a good idea for them to have a few spoonfills a day mixed in with fruit or veggies.
You feed her until she's full, she'll turn her head away when she's not.
Hasn't she been on a feeding schedule up until now? This is why one is useful. My daughter eats breakfast at 6am a bottle and some eggs mixed in with oatmeal cereal. At 9am she gets a bottle, at 12pm she gets rice cereal mixed in with veggies and a small bottle. at 3 pm she gets a bottle and a zwieback toast to chew on. at 6pm she gets tofu and fruit with some meat, than she gets a last bottle before sleep at 8pm. Fun fun hehe.
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