Ok. I think I asked this before but I still have nothing and my party is in 2 weeks. We decided on the chinese take-out boxes but we don't know what to put in them. If I put candy in, what kind because it is summer and may melt. We would do a mix of candy but which? Also, any other ideas of what to put in the boxes would be appreciated. I also bought silver baskets to put on the tables to match my centerpieces, but what could I put in the baskets? Help
RichsBride
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They make 'wedding 'fortune cookies, I like the idea about the silver baskets-is your party outside? How about little votives or tealights in the baskets or boxes? Or little decorative soaps? How many do you need & what do you want to spend? here's a link to fortune cookies- http://www.wedthings.com/oriental_wedding_favors.htm
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you can also get M&Ms in your wedding colors...melt in your mouth...not in your box??
My placecards had chocolate that did not hold up well during that 7/4 heatwave...so they melted and then formed again...when you opened them they looked horrible...I went around and told people that they were still good...but they had just melted...no problems...
Marnles
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Maybe you could put the little conversation hearts (although usually associated with Valentine's Day). They won't melt - and they have cute little love things on them...good luck with it!
Bluebaby08
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Can the box only have candy? Why not put a little tealite or votive, if you're going to have candles in the centerpieces?
HappyEverAfter
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For our e-party, I used the chinese takeout boxes for the favors as well. I filled them w. candy- I bought a lot of it ar Target, they have HUGE bags of hard candy there. I also ended up throwing in some chocolate, mini candy bars etc, since I did not get around to making them until two days before the wedding. To avoid melting, we kept the air conditioner on 24/7 the days before the party, and the choclate was fine (and it was almost 90 that day). To make the box and candy look a little nicer, I lined the inside with silver tulle, then put the candy in there. Wrapped the box in light blue tulle, tied w. a ribbon and put a rose sticker (all of above from Michael's) in the center. Got the labels from myownlabels.com. I got so many compliments on them-was worried that people might think the candy looked cheap- but the outside looked so pretty no one even bothered to open them, and everyone loved the idea. Favors ended up costing less than $1 each.
