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Just as it's traditional to present your wedding guests with small token favors, it's also common to secure personalized favor tags to your gifts. These tags usually include the bride and groom's names, plus the wedding date, along with a short verse or saying that fits with the wedding theme.
If you're stuck on what to include on your wedding favor tags, here are a few ideas to help you along.
Bells
"Every time you hear a bell ring think of when Mr. & Mrs.________ got their wedding rings."
"Hark! The merry chimes are pealing, Soft and glad the music swells, Gaily in the night wind stealing, Sweetly sound the wedding bells." ~ Eliza Cook
Bubbles
"Rice is traditional, but bubbles are more fun. Help us cheer on the newlyweds as their life has begun."
Candy
"Hugs and kisses from the Mr. & Mrs." (Hershey Chocolate Kisses and Hugs)
"We treasure your presence on our special day" (Gold foil chocolate coins)
"May the sweetness of this day fill our lives forever."
"Love is like chocolate. Life is so much sweeter when it's shared!"
Sparklers or Candles
"Take a bit of today's joy to brighten tomorrow"
"Burn this candle and think of our bright new future"
Flowers and Seeds
"Plant these seeds and watch them grow, as does our new lives together"
"Love is the only flower that grows and blossoms, Without the aid of the seasons." ~Kahlil Gibran
Heart
"Two souls with but a single thought. Two hearts that beat as one." ~ Franz Joseph von Munch-Bellinghausen
"Now join hands, and with your hands your hearts." ~- William Shakespeare
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