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"Wedding favours are generally a small token at the dining table to thank your guests for sharing your special day. It can be an added expensive, but it’s a really meaningful touch and a lovely way to thank your guests. Favours don’t have to be just at the table. There are lots of different ways of making your big day personal without breaking the bank. I recommend sticking with your theme and colour scheme throughout the planning process, have fun and make it personal to you. At the ceremony, you could have tissues with labels that read ‘for your happy tears’ or bubbles and confetti ready for walking down the aisle. During the drinks reception, try creating a scavenger hunt, then in the evening, offer your loved ones a basket of individual sweet bags and a hangover kit to take home."
"Decide if you want to offer something edible or not.
"Contact your suppliers approximately six months before the wedding.
"Let them know if you have a budget.
"Consider any additional costs such as delivery.
"Here at Little Fairy Party Favours, we offer bespoke and personalised designs to suit your requirements and budget. Matched to your theme or colour scheme, we can provide several options for you to choose from."
Emily Moss
Little Fairy Party Favours
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