Wedding Favors?

Favors are completely optional. Our favors were stemless wine glasses with our names and wedding date on them. I'm not sure how much they were because my husband ordered them. We filled the glasses half way with m&m's in our wedding colors and placed a cake pop on top. My mother-in-law with made the cake pops with the help of my husband's sister and my brother-in-law's wife. The cake pops were individually wrapped. Some type of food is always the best option for a favor. My husband is the one that wanted the wine glasses otherwise I would've been happy with just the cake pops.

People will love the photo booth! Even if you weren't having one, you could skip the favors -- they are completely optional.

We did little honey jars and everyone took theirs, but I don't think they would've missed them.

We also had a photo booth and decided to forego favors. Our guests loved the photo booth and no one seemed to notice not having favors.

Favors are optional! Guests won't even notice that you didn't offer favors. If you're doing the photo booth then I think that's plenty!

We are going unoriginal with face masks (because 2020 my friends! ) and a cuddly blanket that says on one corner "To Have and To Hold In Case You Get Cold Love Mary and Chase 12.12.2020"

Our wedding party will have dark emerald green speckled camp mugs for the hot cocoa bar that say McCullough Wedding 12.12.2020 on top of their other gifts.

Skip. Unless it is a commercially prepared food item that I eat, I will pass. These are new to the wedding industry: I went to plenty of weddings in the 70's 80's and 90's and they were not a thing. My first wedding was in the early 90's......not a thing.