Wedding favours are a small gesture, but after the wedding many of them are left on the tables. The best favours remind guests of your day, and they want to keep them.
What makes a favour worth keeping
Guests value things that are personal or useful. A favour with the guest’s name, your wedding date or a shared memory stands out from a standard souvenir.
Popular favour ideas
Couples often choose personalised sweets, small jars of honey, plant pots with the guest’s name, or place cards that double as a favour. These ideas work well when they match the style and colours of the wedding.
The photo newspaper as a wedding favour
With a photo newspaper, every guest gets their own front page: a photo from your wedding, their name in the headline and your story. The photographer takes pictures of the guests between the tables, and the print station prints an A4 page in 2–3 minutes.
The guest gets the favour during the celebration and takes it home. Read more about the format on the page wedding photo newspaper.
How to combine favours
You can combine the photo newspaper with a small sweet or a place card. What matters most is that the favour is about the guest, not only about the wedding.
When to think about it
We design the photo newspaper layout before the wedding, so it is worth booking early. Saturdays in wedding season usually go first.
