Since I am having a fall-themed wedding I was thinking of doing a favor that reminded me of fall. Baking-----for some reason it does!
So I was thinking of getting a fall cookie cutter and putting together a cookbook or our families' favorite cookie recipes. I was thinking of writing on the bottom something like inspired by Grandma Betty..............
I have been racking my brain for a while for a creative favor that people will use.
The problem is that I contacted a cookbook company that was very reasonable, but they want a minimum of 200
Is there a way I can do it myself with out looking cheesy or costing a fortune???????? Doesnayone know of another compnay that is resonably priced? I checked out the website Oprah suggests and it is too $$$$$$$.
i had read in a magazine once that you could have a set of recipe cards personalized as favors, but i didn't end up buying that magazine and can't find the website. :( but it's out there somewhere!
Regal Beagle
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jennifer, this link might help you out. it says they can work with you to personalize it
i had read in a magazine once that you could have a set of recipe cards personalized as favors, but i didn't end up buying that magazine and can't find the website. :( but it's out there somewhere!
Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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jennifer, this link might help you out. it says they can work with you to personalize it
i had read in a magazine once that you could have a set of recipe cards personalized as favors, but i didn't end up buying that magazine and can't find the website. :( but it's out there somewhere!
Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
let me know if that works out!!!! i might change my thinking too
PegaLega
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I think that is a great idea, I woudl definitely use it
LisanAshMay07
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I think that's an awesome idea, not only is it different, but if I were on the receiving end - I would love it!
AllJoy
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Great Idea!!! I would love a favor like that.
PattyK
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I think it is a great idea! If you decide to go with the cookbook, you can call Kinkos and see if they can make the books for you. If you just do a cookie recipe and cookie cutters, you can get the organza bags & ribbon to tie the recipe to the bag off of ebay and you can get the card stock at either a crafts store or Staples.
Regal Beagle
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I think it is a great idea! If you decide to go with the cookbook, you can call Kinkos and see if they can make the books for you. If you just do a cookie recipe and cookie cutters, you can get the organza bags & ribbon to tie the recipe to the bag off of ebay and you can get the card stock at either a crafts store or Staples.
Thanks for the input. Isn't kinkos really expensive? Like a $1.00 a color copy????
I was wondering if I could print them like a digital picture some how, I don' tknow...I wish I could get something done!
Thanks for all your help ladies!
aimes1313
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If you print the pages out yourself you should be able to have them spiral bound at Staples or Kinkos fairly cheap. A local print shop might also be able to do it.
SuzArtie69
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Posted by rfilipofornow
jennifer, this link might help you out. it says they can work with you to personalize it
i had read in a magazine once that you could have a set of recipe cards personalized as favors, but i didn't end up buying that magazine and can't find the website. :( but it's out there somewhere!
Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've seen this a lot, I love the cookie idea. I was thinking of the same thing. I liked one that I saw that had 2 hearts cut out of 1. I would do a search on google too. You might just find more. I'm sure you can buy them in bulk. What about making your own recipes cards and placing it inside the bag as well?