Keepsake Favors

Gold Bells and Candle Keepsake Favors

A candle wrapped in tulle and decorated with ribbon and gold bells tucked into a votive holder.














Crystal Charms

Crystal charms tied together with decorative cord.














Mini Decorator Vases

These mini decorator vases can do double duty as place cards and simple table decorations.














Crystal Heart Bottle Stoppers

A great favor idea for a cocktail hour wedding theme.















Chinese Takeout Gift Boxes

These could be filled up with an assortment of items. Perhaps your favorite sweets or biscuits.








Hand Painted Votive

Use paints that are suitable for glass. Free hand paint a design and your names on it. If you don’t feel confident to paint free hand, place a small picture on the inside of the glass and then simply follow the picture details. Simple designs work best.











Scroll Wedding Favors

Instructions for easy to make Scroll Wedding Favors








Champagne Glasses with Almonds

Fill champagne glasses with two or three almonds (or chocolates) and cover the top with tulle, bring the tulle down to the stem of the glass. Secure the tulle with ribbon and a tiny silk flower.

Polaroid Photo Favors

 As your guests arrive at the reception, take their photo using a Polaroid camera, then attach each photo to a designated tree at the reception, along with a note from the bride and groom thanking them for sharing the day. As the guests leave have them take their photo from the tree as their keepsake favor.

Double Photo Frames

Use purchased double photo frames (you could try getting these from a discount store for one or two dollars). Scan and print a picture that you like, make sure that it will fit into one side of the frame. Then print another sheet with your names and wedding date and perhaps a special poem to go into the other frame.

Antique Picture Frame

Purchase miniature antique frames and attach sugared almonds wrapped in tulle to the back. You could also have the guests names printed and placed inside the frames and use as place cards.

Bird Nests

These are great favors if you are having an outdoor wedding. Purchase small birds nests and place inside the nest chocolate or sugared almonds covered with tulle. Include a personalized message if you wish.







Handmade Magnets

For something a little different make inexpensive magnets. You could use scrap booking embellishments such as butterflies, glue three pieces of ribbons to the back and then glue on a small piece of magnet (If you have any old magnetic fridge calendars these would be great to cut up and use and will cost you nothing).


Gold Bells 

Purchase small gold bells and tie them with ribbon in the color of your choice and attach a small poem to it. Hand these keepsake favors to your wedding guests at your ceremony so that they can ring the bells when you leave the church.







Tiles as Keepsake Favors

Use rubber stamps to print a design of your choice (you could use a variety of heart shapes) onto unfired tiles (include your names and wedding date if you like). Then glaze and fire the tiles. You could glue magnets on to the back of each tile, or place small rubber feet to the back to make a pot holder. Wrap and decorate with a ribbon and you will most certainly have a charming handmade keepsake favour for you guests.

Cherubs

Paint wooden cherubs with a base coat and the top coat with gold paint. This is time consuming so give yourself ample time to get the job done. To finish off you could tie chocolates wrapped in tulle to the cherubs.

 Cross-Stitch Keepsake Favors

If you enjoy embroidery and are having a small guest list, you could embroider your names, wedding date with a simple design and have these framed or make them as bookmarks. These will most certainly be a treasured gift that your guests will keep.

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