I am thinking of placing the almonds in the little heart tins. How many you think will fit in each tin?
Soon2BeMrsS
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Check w/ the tin supplier they'll know better, since each container is a different size this may be the best thing to do
suven
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it's good luck to do an odd number- 5 is the norm for a wedding
SummerBride06
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you're supposed to do 5, they each stand for something but can't remember what.
Laura&Phil
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Unless you are doing the candy coated Jordan almonds I wouldn't use loose almonds. I have a friend who is allergic to nuts, which I hadnt heard of before knowing him, and it's not as rare as I thought. You wouldn't be able to touch an almond and then touch him- he'd break out from that little contact.
If you really like the idea then you should find out if that's a problem for your guests. I know you can drive yourself nuts considering every little issue for every little person!!
enjft
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Yeah it is the Jordan almonds. I wonder what the 5 represent.
domnikita
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Yeah it is the Jordan almonds. I wonder what the 5 represent.
Traditional wedding favours are sugared almonds, also known as 'Jordan almonds' or 'confetti almonds'. Five are given to represent health, happiness, fertility, long life and wealth. Almonds come in a range of colours, perfect for matching specific colour themes.
Hope this helps.
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Yeah it is the Jordan almonds. I wonder what the 5 represent.
Traditional wedding favours are sugared almonds, also known as 'Jordan almonds' or 'confetti almonds'. Five are given to represent health, happiness, fertility, long life and wealth. Almonds come in a range of colours, perfect for matching specific colour themes.
Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for the education! This helps alot!
domnikita
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Yeah it is the Jordan almonds. I wonder what the 5 represent.
Traditional wedding favours are sugared almonds, also known as 'Jordan almonds' or 'confetti almonds'. Five are given to represent health, happiness, fertility, long life and wealth. Almonds come in a range of colours, perfect for matching specific colour themes.
Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for the education! This helps alot!
