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Favors

JessMxPx88 Posted:

Favors

I am thinking about giving a salt & pepper shaker set as my favors. I will be having a lot of non-married couples at my wedding, such as my cousins and co-workers who will most likely be bringing guests. My question is this: Do I give 1 set of Salt & Pepper shakers to each married couple and then 1 set to each person who is not married, such as my cousin and my cousin’s date? Or would just my cousin get a set but not his date?

SReidy Posted:

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Personally I did 1 per couple (married or not) and 1 per single - meaning a person w/o a guest (not that they're literally single).
Julybride08 Posted:

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Posted by SReidy

Personally I did 1 per couple (married or not) and 1 per single - meaning a person w/o a guest (not that they're literally single).



I agree. It should be one per couple.
cindyandkevin Posted:

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One per couple. In the example you used, you would give one to your cousin but not one to their date. Their date is just a guest, not the actual invitee.

LICARRIE Posted:

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I would do 1 per person.

Unapearla Posted:

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Posted by Julybride08


Posted by SReidy

Personally I did 1 per couple (married or not) and 1 per single - meaning a person w/o a guest (not that they're literally single).



I agree. It should be one per couple.



yep
blu6385 Posted:

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i wasnt even thinking about that ... i figure what ever facor i get it should be one per person ... but now that i think about it why would one couple want to bring home 2 of the same thing!!!

sleaalcrjr Posted:

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If you have a big # of people and want to save money put 2 - 4 sets on a table. Otherwise it should be 1 set per couple.

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