You wouldn’t be blamed for thinking, “How essential are Asian wedding favors?” as you excitedly tick things off your “to-do” list while your budget gets tighter and tighter. If you plan a traditional wedding celebration, the answer is yes! Wedding favors may be small, but they convey a powerful message. Asian Wedding favors are conventional gifts from the bride and groom to their guests as a token of appreciation for being a part of their wedding day and continuing to support them in their life as a couple up until that point. Enter the influenced and creative wedding favors listed below. There are numerous ways to make your flower bouquets and parasols, as well as incense and sweet treats. What is the best rule of thumb? Instead of monogrammed picture frames, choose favors that your guests will use. Bottles of hot sauce or glass canisters of pink Himalayan sea salt are bound to end up in the kitchens of your friends and family, serving as a happy reminder of the big day. You are also free to give a favor inspired by your Asian wedding‘s location. If you’re not going for utility, go for something enjoyable. We loved how one bride gave the most beautiful tambourines to her guests, who used them as noisemakers to celebrate the newlyweds as they walked back up the aisle. Flower crowns were another popular accessory. The couple’s floral favors involved attaching simple blooms to headbands, which were trendy and cute for female (and male!) guests of all ages. Talk about simple! As you scroll through, you’ll notice that these gifts are simple. You’ll be relieved that most memorable wedding favors are often simple and inexpensive.

Pressed Flowers

Calligraph your guests’ names and tables and chairs assignments onto framed pressed flowers, and you’ve got just one place card and wedding favor in one.

Liquor bottles with personalization

Instead of giving your guests candy or flower seeds, give them what they want: more alcohol! You can find some delightful handcrafted bottle labels that can be customized to your theme on the web. One of our favorite ideas is “We tied the knot, take a shot,” with gin being my preferred beverage for toasting any bride and groom!

Scratch cards with names

Finding a gift for £1 or less is challenging when you think about it, so why not spend your money wisely and get a scratch card for each guest? What’s exciting about this gift is that you can assure that at least perhaps one of your dozens of guests will win a prize and that your attempts will be appreciated and praised. Individualized card sleeves can be obtained by contacting a designer on a selling site.

Customized matchbox puzzles

Matchbox puzzles can be made in 15 different designs and customized to your event by Not On The High Street. These miniature games are not only adorable, but they can also help to attend parties during lulls and act as an exciting ice breaker when random people gather at one table. These retro items will fit right in if you’re planning a vintage-themed wedding.

Snacks

A drink of Coke, fries, and burgers is the perfect late-night snack and will help meet your guests’ post-drinking cravings.

Bottle openers & Mugs

Your guests will likely use bottle openers every week, which means they’ll remember your wedding when they open a cold one. Are you planning a camp-themed party? These emblazoned tin mugs with your and your spouse’s names make adorable and on-theme gifts.

Temporary tattoos

If getting inked is one way to express your feelings for something or someone, then a temporary tattoo allows you to express your feelings for someone for at least one day! Have fun being creative and designing your tattoos for your wedding guests to apply to themselves during the reception. Though they aren’t exceptionally sentimental, they are sure to be a great talking point and the focal point of many photographs taken on the night of your wedding! Request that your loved ones tag their tats’ on Facebook or Instagram with your unique wedding hashtag.

Chocolate Bars

A chocolate bar with an illustrated label is infinitely more sophisticated. It’s up to you whether to go dark or milk, but the bars will satisfy invitees with a sweet tooth (to say, everyone!).

Seeds

Bags of seeds are commonly regarded as a symbol of growth and unity, doing them an appropriate wedding favor. You can use any flowers you want, but it will be significant if you gift a type of flower used during your entire day.

Fruit carton

Now is the time to start putting that backyard garden to good use. Give your guests fruits from your garden, or buy your favorites from a local producer.

Vases

Are you looking for an easy way to reuse your wedding flowers? Ask a designated person to break down centerpieces and bouquets and place them in glass bottles near the end of the evening. It’s a great way to ensure that guests take home a tangible piece of the big day—and that those expensive blooms don’t go to waste.

Mini sauce bottles

If you and your future spouse are known for carrying hot sauce with you wherever you go, the fiery condiment may be the way to go when it comes to Asian wedding favors.

Bouquets

You must have sent your guests home with a floral arrangement. Place containers of fresh-cut flowers near the door to decorate the coffee tables of guests for a week after the wedding.

DIY flower crowns

Instead of wrapping greens and blossoms around wire, secure vines & roses to headbands to make the process easier.

Bottles of wines

Everyone will be asking about the tasty wine you did serve at your wedding, so why not gift it? Wrap bottles in a substance or bag with a wedding theme. A fishing net and ribbons are ideal for a wedding.

Himalayan salt

This bright pink salt is healthier than white, processed salt and looks beautiful in small jars.

Candy bar

When it did come to favors, the presentation was everything. Set it up a candy bar on a vintage piece of furniture and decorate it with mini flower arrangements from your Asian wedding. Pull out all the drawers to make more surface space.

Crest boxes

Do you want your guest’s favors to be a surprise? Present their gifts in lovely boxes with an embellished crest and black-and-white ribbon. Have you become perplexed after reading a slew of wedding favor ideas? Relax! We at Prested Hall can provide a list of suppliers to help you with Wedding Favors.