Edible Wedding Favor Ideas
Show Your Thanks With Edible Wedding Favors
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If you believe in the adage that food is love, express your appreciation for wedding guests in that vein: with a delectable edible favor. Keep reading for our favorite picks from custom chocolate bars to zesty bottles of hot sauce and more.
Custom Chocolate Bars
Meld your flavor preferences with those of your fiancé in a custom chocolate bark bar (contact Chocomize for a quote). Add-in options range from nuts to dried lavender to crushed candy canes and beyond.
Salted Caramel Bundles
Consider a rustic burlap pouch stuffed with salted caramels (from $6 each) for a salty-sweet on-trend favor.
Herb Matchstick Favors
For a reminder of your love that'll linger for months to come, give guests charming matchstick packs of herb seeds ($3 each).
Monogrammed Sugar Cookies
Celebrate your union with sugar cookies emblazoned with your monogram ($33 for 12). Pink not your style? These sweet treats are available in a host of hues sure to match your color scheme.
Loose Leaf Tea Favors
Customizable sachets of loose leaf tea ($4 each) — options abound for the label, ribbon color, and variety of tea — will brighten up guests' mornings.
Custom Printed M&Ms
Customizable in near every aspect, from the message or graphics emblazoned on the M&Ms and tin to the hue (match them to your wedding colors!), these tins filled with sweets (from $4 per tin) are sure to please.
Hot Sauce Favors
If your sweetheart spiced up your life, do the same — literally — for wedding attendees by sending them home with a zesty reminder of your love ($50 for 12).
Honey Pot Favors
If your love is "meant to bee," share the sweet message with guests by gifting them a jar of clover honey (from $33 for 12).
Coffee Favors
Coffee aficionados, share your love for the bracing beverage with a keepsake pouch filled with freshly-roasted beans ($270 for 100).
