6 Wedding Favours your Guests will Actually Want to Take Home!
Weddings are all about love and commitment, and they often include little gifts called wedding favors. Traditionally, these were personalized trinkets or sweets, but now, many couples are rethinking favors to reduce waste. In this blog, we'll explore wedding favors that are both meaningful and eco-friendly, aligning with the goal of minimizing waste. Let's look at some thoughtful options to show gratitude to your guests for sharing in your big day.
How Do Wedding Favors Work?
Wedding favours are small gifts given to guests as a token of appreciation for attending your wedding. They work by adding a personal touch to your event and creating a memorable experience. Traditionally, favours are placed at each guest's seat or displayed on a designated table near the exit. However, there are no strict rules, so feel free to get creative with how you distribute them. Some couples even incorporate favours into the place settings or as part of the table décor.
Do Guests Care About Wedding Favors?
The short answer is … sometimes. While guests do appreciate the effort and thought behind wedding favours, they don't always expect them. The key to creating meaningful wedding favours that your guests will truly care about is to make them personal and practical. Consider your guests' preferences and needs when selecting favours. Be intentional with it, don’t just give out favours for the sake of having something to give.
Is It Rude to Skip Wedding Favors?
Not at all! Many couples choose not to include them for various reasons, including budget constraints, eco-consciousness, or simply because they feel it's not in line with their wedding style. Instead of traditional favours, you can focus on other aspects of your wedding that enhance the guest experience, such as a delicious menu, great entertainment, or personalized touches that make everyone feel welcome and appreciated.
Now that we've addressed these questions, let's move on to the fun part: exploring five wedding favours that your guests will genuinely use and cherish. These favours go beyond the typical trinkets and offer your loved ones something practical and memorable. From my own experence, the most taken-home favours will be anything editable and anything practical.
In conclusion, wedding favours have the potential to be meaningful tokens of appreciation for your guests, and they don't have to contribute to waste or environmental harm. By carefully selecting favours that align with your guests' preferences and are both practical and eco-friendly, you can ensure that your wedding favours won't be left behind or tossed away. From delightful jars of honey or olive oil to late-night snacks, there are plenty of creative and thoughtful options to consider. So, skip the wasteful trinkets and embrace favours that reflect your intentions of showing gratitude while leaving a positive impact on the planet. Your guests will appreciate the gesture, and you'll feel good about making a conscious choice on your special day.
Much love!
Ell