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The Artful Bride: Wedding Favors and Decorations: A Stylish Bride's Guide to Simple, Handmade Wedding Crafts (Artful Bride)
The Artful Bride: Wedding Favors and Decorations: A Stylish Bride's Guide to Simple, Handmade Wedding Crafts (Artful Bride)
by April L. Paffrath Paula Grasdal Livia McRee
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Wedding Favors: Fabulous Favors for the Perfect Wedding Day
Wedding Favors: Fabulous Favors for the Perfect Wedding Day
by Antonia Swinson
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Creating Your Perfect Wedding: Stylish Ideas And Step-by-step Projects for a Beautiful Wedding
Creating Your Perfect Wedding: Stylish Ideas And Step-by-step Projects for a Beautiful Wedding
by Lucinda Ganderton
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Fabulous Favors: Handmade Favors for Weddings, Parties and Holidays
Fabulous Favors: Handmade Favors for Weddings, Parties and Holidays
by Beverly Clark
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Favors with Flair: 75 Easy Designs for Weddings, Parties and Events
Favors with Flair: 75 Easy Designs for Weddings, Parties and Events
by Mary Lynn Maloney
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How To Make Your Own Wedding Favors

Whenever it comes to wedding favors, you will come across endless possibilities. If you can buy your supplies in bulk then you can end up saving a lot of money which is something important. If you explore the internet and start searching wedding favors then you will find that the majority of them would cost somewhere from $1 to $6 per person. If you are planning to buy pre-made favors in bulk then you would end up spending hundreds or even thousands. There is no doubt that you can simply save money on your wedding favors if you make them yourself. The finest thing about making a wedding favors is that you are able to obtain more creativity with them.

 

Initially, you will have to think on what type of favor you would like. You may want things you can eat or memento of the event for the favor. Whenever you think about food favors, you have a chance to show a lot of creativity. You can make a lot of things from chocolates, candies, and even cookies. If you are wanting to give some chocolates to your guests, along with the chocolates you can simply buy some molds which are easily available at a craft shop for a dollar or two. You can buy some inexpensive chocolates you can melt down and add color to, especially if you use white chocolate. You have an option to put together and make chocolate suckers, spoons, and many more when it comes to chocolate.

Chocolate cookies also offer a lot of possibilities. If you are running short of funds and are on a tight budget then you have the option to make wedding cookies which will look exactly like a cake and which will also have your name along with the wedding date on it, or you can also make bride and grooms with the help of gingerbread people cookie cutters which will look fascinating.

You can buy a cheap cookie cutter and then garnish them to look as a bride or a groom. Whenever you are looking for mementos, it is advisable for you to visit the nearest craft store and look around for ideas. You will also find reasonable prices on baskets and boxes which will look fascinating filled with almonds and topped with a bow.

Whenever it comes to creativity you always have the best option to explore the internet and see what others have done with their wedding favors. You can also search on the internet for wedding favors which can be made at home to get more ideas.

Good wedding favors are simple ideas, so you will be able to make mass quantities of them yourself in a reasonable amount of time. Of course, if the favors require additional work, you can get members of the wedding party, or your family and friends to help you out so you can get hundreds of them made in no time.

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How to save money at your wedding (The Californian)

Here are a few tips for saving money on a wedding, offered by Teddy Lenderman, an author and wedding consultant, as well as a few couples who've recently married:

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Here comes... the (frugal) bride (The Buffalo News)

Cheap is the new chic.” That's what a character from the “Ugly Betty” sitcom said recently during a party-planning scene. That's right. Frugal is fashionable, no longer a dirty word. And that applies to weddings, too, which can spike into the tens of thousands of dollars -- leaving you feeling spent (pun intended) before you even get started.

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Christopher Ginn and Tracey Goodman, May 4, 2008 (The News Journal)

The introduction: Tracey worked part time at Joe's Crab Shack when it first opened. Chris was an emergency medical technician in Wilmington.

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Q&A with top L.A. wedding planner (MSNBC)

Katie Tiffany, who planned “Superman Returns” star Brandon Routh's wedding to his longtime love chats with Brides.com about the biggest trends, budgeting the big-day and why the Internet is the best tool.

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Saving the dough (The Norman Transcript)

The average wedding in America costs around $29,000, according to The Wedding Report Inc., a wedding industry research company. Not surprisingly, couples are looking for ways to save money on their special day.

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