DIY Wedding Favors

Colorful DIY Fortune Cookie Wedding Favors

Colorful DIY Fortune Cookie Wedding Favors
If you want easy yet fun and cute party favors, take a look at these bright fortune cookies. First of all you need to decide what are you going to write and put inside these cookie favors: classic love poems, thanks, wishes or other personal notes. Make the strips of paper with handwritten or photocopied... 
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15 Awesome DIY Spring Wedding Favors

15 Awesome DIY Spring Wedding Favors
If you are getting ready for a spring wedding and decided to DIY the guest favors, the easiest idea is to choose some botanical idea, I mean, some flowers in cones, potted herbs or living terrariums – that will excite your guests. For flowers choose the spring ones – it’s a good way to highlight... 
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Exquisite Chocolate Favors By Jessica Foster

Exquisite Chocolate Favors By Jessica Foster
We’ve just told you how to incorporate chocolate into your wedding, and these fantastic chocolate truffles by chocolatier Jessica Foster are a great way to do that! They are made of butter, dark chocolate, cream and rosemary – isn’t that an original mix? She also creates truffles with almond, pistachios, cinnamon and pepper – that’s... 
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DIY Botanical Coasters For Decor Or As Favors

DIY Botanical Coasters For Decor Or As Favors
We’ve recently told you of botanical table numbers and now let’s complete the décor with botanical coasters or you may give them as guest favors. The supplies acrylic, pressed flowers, sequins, acrylic glue. Cut acrylic down to desired size. Press your flowers and then place pressed flowers or sequins on one side of acrylic, which... 
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DIY Herbed Salt Guest Favors

DIY Herbed Salt Guest Favors
We’ve already told you of infused sugar and vanilla sugar favors, and now it’s time for salt! Herbed salts are a cool and inexpensive favors which you can easily make yourself. The supplies are 1/2 cup fresh packed herbs, 1/2 cup coarse sea salt, glass jars. Using a morter and pestal, grind together 1/2 cup... 
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