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Margarita
Dedicated December 2017

No favors for wedding? Help!

Margarita, on October 22, 2017 at 5:14 PM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 33

So my wedding is 12/22, 2 months away, yikes!! Super excited. I have a question for you ladies, though: I can't decide what I should do for wedding favors. Honestly, I hate wedding favors, they are usually some cheap crap that I toss out at the nearest garbage dispenser. I considered an edible...

So my wedding is 12/22, 2 months away, yikes!! Super excited. I have a question for you ladies, though: I can't decide what I should do for wedding favors. Honestly, I hate wedding favors, they are usually some cheap crap that I toss out at the nearest garbage dispenser. I considered an edible favor, but we are having tons of food, desserts, etc. so more food seems excessive. We have 140 people invited, so favors can't be too expensive. We already busted our budget on a gorgeous wedding, with an orchestra, singers, and all details done to the max. Please help. Do we even need a favor?!

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  • J. Clo
    Master May 2018
    J. Clo ·
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    Skip them

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  • L
    Just Said Yes June 2019
    Lair ·
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    You can also use the money you'd spend on favors to donate to a cause you and your future spouse are passionate about.

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  • MsMay
    Devoted May 2018
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    Hate wedding favors . Waste of money and personally I trash anything not edible.

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  • Laura
    Dedicated November 2017
    Laura ·
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    You could definitely skip the favors. We decided to do them, and are giving mini bags of coffee from a local roastery.

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  • ambrok
    Master October 2017
    ambrok ·
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    Budget was getting tight for us, didn't feel favors were necessary & not one guest has complained or ask where theirs was, etc.

    I'd skip them.

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  • P
    VIP October 2017
    P ·
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    Skip em.

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  • Shanee and Brian
    Expert July 2018
    Shanee and Brian ·
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    Mistletoe?

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  • kbrands
    Super December 2018
    kbrands ·
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    The only wedding favor I have really enjoyed in the past has been a koozie. I know they are a cheap option that people actually could use in the future.

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  • M
    Savvy January 2018
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    Since you are having a ton of food why not have little baggies especially at the dessert table for people to take some home. That's what they did at a wedding I went to. They put the extra cake in boxes for people to take.

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  • bluevelvet
    Devoted October 2017
    bluevelvet ·
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    Skip the favors. Put the money into more food.

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  • Amy
    Dedicated December 2017
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    You're fine with skipping them. We're doing little bags of Hershey's kisses, but you really don't have to. If I had thought about it, I probably would've skipped them. I just assumed that we would need them, and so I didn't think until after the supplies were ordered and some were put together that I could just skip and have saved $75.

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  • JustAnotherJessica
    Dedicated October 2017
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    We were successfully married on Saturday without a single favor and no one missed them. I think they were much more happy with dinner and the amazing bar service.

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  • Jessica
    Super April 2018
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    It's fine to skip them, but I disagree that people won't care. I always look forward to seeing what couples picked as their favor when I attend weddings. I also wouldn't count a photobooth strip as a favor...thats just something to do at the wedding.

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