Wedding favors for HER
Sunday, February 17th, 2008Give your female wedding guests a gift of pampering, a pedicure set. Available from American Bridal for only $3.85.
Sorry boys, no one really thinks you’ll even remember to take the favor home …

Give your female wedding guests a gift of pampering, a pedicure set. Available from American Bridal for only $3.85.
Sorry boys, no one really thinks you’ll even remember to take the favor home …

When I was planning my wedding, less than a year ago, I spent hours just looking for images on the Internet to give me ideas for everything from centerpieces to hairpieces. To help you with your wedding planning, I’ve decided to create an entry consisting of photos to help give you ideas. As the seasons change, wedding colors and dress styles change, so there really are endless ideas and images to choose from. When possible, I will give as much detail about the type of flower or brand of dress that I feature. If you have questions about where I found a certain image, please email me or leave a comment and I will give you more information.
Hairstyles
I predict that 2008 will see a lot of soft low-bun hairstyles with gentle accents like flowers and beading. If you are going to put flowers in your hair, be sure to speak with a florist first and use the ones that are most likely to hold up the longest. For example, stephanotis are great flowers, their little white brilliance is perfect for bridal hair, but they wilt very quickly in sunlight and heat. Instead, use orchids, they are much more hardy.
More hairstyle info can be found by clicking here.
Placement Cards
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I really like these placement cards for an afternoon beach-side wedding. While they are not the most elegant, they are cute and would go very well with a surfer/beach/ocean ish theme. You can even touch it up by using a place-card holder like a little mini Adirondack chair or a small photo frame.
Flowers
I really like this bridesmaid bouquet. First of all, I love the pink! Gerber Daisies are one of my favorite flowers. I think they are whimsical and classic — at the same time. Also, the wrapping on the stems adds a very elegant touch. Also, as a bridesmaid, it helps to have something like that ribbon to pin a few extra hair pins into. You never know when the bride might need her veil re-secured.
I spent months working on this posting. Well, not months, but I started working on it months ago and was saving it for a special occasion, like NaBloPoMo. But now, I’m sad to see it go further down the page and out of sight. Maybe I can just link to it, ya know, like this…
Hey! Do you know what an A-Line skirt is? No? Read about it here!
If you are looking for favors for a wedding or a bachelorette party, consider these delicious and awesomely decorated cookies. Each cookie comes in a cellophane bag with a little ribbon. To see some other wedding related cookie shapes, click here.
Another favor I really like is this double-heart handled coffee scoop. This is a great little token gift because it is something that people can always use. It’s delicate and personal too - the perfect favor.
Click here to order these place cards.
For a beach, seaside, or lakeside wedding, this elegant little candle makes a perfect favor.
If you are having a destination wedding, consider sending these luggage tag favors prior to the wedding, or just give them away at the reception.
A practical favor for any wedding theme or venue, coasters. Guess can always take home coasters and use them for entertaining or personal use.
Useful and appreciated in any wedding situation, edible favors. There are nuts, chocolates, and mints that come in personalized packages or with personalized icing. The options are endless. If you are trying to be frugal, consider asking a relative or friend who is skilled in the kitchen make cookies or lollipops and wrap them in clear cellophane bags and tie the tip with a ribbon. People always like edible favors!
All of these favors can be found at American Bridal.
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Wedding Tactics is an ongoing chronicle of a blogger's wedding planning fiascos, family upheavals and the once-in-a-lifetime-joy of marrying your best friend. In between posts about the exasperating shock of having another set of parents, Wedding Tactics explores wedding traditions from across the globe, examines current trends and provides tips on how to incorporate any style into any budget. You will discover ideas for many wedding issues, get your questions answered and find real-life, honest, no-frills answers to ALL of those pesky etiquette issues.
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