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Honestly. The honey one and coffee where the only good ones. Honey especially since it lasts and its pretty basic. Coffee because everyone has to wake up and catch their flights
AnnaBanana 55 i agree, home made bath salt wud be nice, but i guess the new couple wud be too stressed to look over the other arrangements for the wedding, so a store bought bath salt wud certainly be one less thing to invest time in. u know wat i mean!!
AnnaBanana 55 literally my first thought when I saw the sea salt... Why not bath salt & different title?! The cutest but also expensive is the succulent! Unless you own a nursery ~ not inexpensive! If you want to go with a "plant" or the idea of that, why not a beautiful packet of wildflower seeds, with a little mini garden tool attached? Or an herb starter "kit"? Seeds & a little terracotta pot? These weren't the best although the hangover cure (unlike some other opinions) was really cute. And considerate, lol! For me? I'd buy a huge pack of inexpensive burnable CDs & mixtape it old school with the best music from the wedding. Or, have a really cool candy bar (varied levels, jars, labels) with reasonable sized bags and tongs for guests to make their own candy favours. There's so many ideas that aren't expensive, time consuming & can suit the theme of your wedding/the couple!
For weddings, the last thing you wanna worry about if giving gifts to the people who CAME to your wedding, I've never even had party favors at my friend's weddings because they're just so expensive and time consuming. Y'all are trying, but a lot of the first ones are expensive, the small succulent definitely surprised me since the title is for CHEAP options. I've never seen even a small succulent for less than 5 dollars and you've gotta think, the smallest wedding I've been to had 50 people. That's a lot of dough 💸💸💰 (sorry imma hater)
Salted Snail succulents can be found for a $1 especially at areas like farmer's markets. Some also tend to grow in "clumps" so you could start from early and by the time corns you'd have three from a single plant
now let's do some math for the honey one. at my local shoprite, they're selling locally sourced honey for $9.99/lb. let's say you give 4 oz. of honey per guest. a 12-pack of 4-oz. jars from amazon is $16.75. average number of guests at a wedding is 120. [(120/4)x(9.99)]+[(120/12)x(16.75)]=$467.20 because nearly $500 is totally affordable.
Please don't just give people ibuprofen. Some people may be unknowingly allergic to it, especially people with asthma. They could literally have an attack they weren't prepared for. Good job, you just killed your guest
Mawada Tellawi if someone is allergic to ibuprofen they would already know it, and they wouldn't even touch the package Anyway the kit itself it's a bad idea 😂
naaa!! i think a person who IS allergic to ibuprofen, WUD avoid it, n wud already be prepared with alternative, though the rest of the things in the kit r too cute to ignore; After all, its the couple's kind n thoughtful gesture to show gratitude.
well I dont know where you guys live, but honey and coffee is pretty expensive... it all seems cheap if you don't think about it too much but then if you have to buy the jars/bafs and labels and twine it adds up. Sure it's not ferrari but still wouldnt call it cheap.
Omg it is sea salt and anyways, we always use salt everyday or when cooking or eating or maybe for scrubs or something. ❤ good enough for me! At least I can use it and will not just be a clutter to my space tbh. 😕
Uhhhh "affordable"? I wish they would've said how much it cost them to make them, per favor. Because if my wedding has 200 (or heck, more than three) guests that doesn't seem very affordable
Don’t give anything, it’s not compulsory. It’s just a little gift from the bride and groom to thank their guests for coming to share their wedding day, a keepsake if you like.
Why... Why would you give salt as a wedding favor? "Thanks for coming to my wedding. Here's some salt." The hot sauce wasn't also my kind of ideal gift...
