Favor Question

If I am doing one favor per couple , where do I draw the line for the coupleless? 15 & under?

For instance - Family of four; aunt , uncle and kids under 16 - only give 1 favor? Aunt and Uncle are sitting at diff table than their kids. Does that make it awkward for the kids if they sit at a table and there is a favor for other people and not them?


Should I not give a favor to anyone under 16??

You could do a candy styled favor for the teens/kids. Like M & M's or Kisses.

~dancer and chef~
charlotte and michael

Not a bad idea. Appropriate for a 'teen' like 13 - 15??

I have a lot of cousins ranging from all different ages. (I have 28 first cousins on my moms side!0

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Posted by Flutterbye922

If I am doing one favor per couple , where do I draw the line for the coupleless? 15 & under?

For instance - Family of four; aunt , uncle and kids under 16 - only give 1 favor? Aunt and Uncle are sitting at diff table than their kids. Does that make it awkward for the kids if they sit at a table and there is a favor for other people and not them?


Should I not give a favor to anyone under 16??

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i'm not sure what to say there, except how do you know that they will sit in the exact spot without a favor at the table??? you would hate for someone that you intended to receive one not to b/c they picked the wrong chair

I dont know

1 favor per couple OR single person.

If you're giving out an adult-only favor (e.g., wine or cocktail shaker), then you need to find an alternate favor for the kids.

I wouldn't do one favor per family except maybe if the kids were really young.

I would do a separate favor for the younger guests, especially if you have so many cousins!
I really like the m&ms idea, or just chocolate with a wedding wrapper!