We had the great pleasure recently of working with a lovely woman named Lee from New Jersey. Lee is a member of a committee currently planning a high school reunion in Jamaica. She came to us looking for some tokens of appreciation for the other members of her committee – crystal trains for the men, crystal perfume bottles for the women (each in its own beautiful gift box) — as well as Asian-themed favor boxes for the guests.
Lee’s thoughtful, not to mention creative, gesture illustrates yet again how perfect the small unique favors we offer guests at a wedding can be ideally suited to other special occasions, as well. As Lee shows us, those hosting events of all kinds can benefit beautifully from the lovely tradition of thanking guests and friends with favors and small gifts.
Think about it: candle wedding favors, wine wedding favors, favors for food lovers, place card holders, coasters, bottle openers, keychains, bookmarks….they aren’t just for weddings anymore. The themes, too, are seemingly endless, options available for any theme a reunion committee cares to come up with, from, to name only a few, casino night, tropical paradise, Hollywood, Italian countryside, and country/western.
Those lucky people who are planning and attending Lee’s high school reunion can’t help but be impressed when they are presented with small beautiful boxes with special unexpected mementos inside. And not only will they be surprised by the gifts – they will be surprised by those gifts in Jamaica! It doesn’t get any better than that.
Think Wedding Favors for High School Reunions, Too!
We had the great pleasure recently of working with a lovely woman named Lee from New Jersey. Lee is a member of a committee currently planning a high school reunion in Jamaica. She came to us looking for some tokens of appreciation for the other members of her committee – crystal trains for the men, crystal perfume bottles for the women (each in its own beautiful gift box) — as well as Asian-themed favor boxes for the guests.
Lee’s thoughtful, not to mention creative, gesture illustrates yet again how perfect the small unique favors we offer guests at a wedding can be ideally suited to other special occasions, as well. As Lee shows us, those hosting events of all kinds can benefit beautifully from the lovely tradition of thanking guests and friends with favors and small gifts.
Think about it: candle wedding favors, wine wedding favors, favors for food lovers, place card holders, coasters, bottle openers, keychains, bookmarks….they aren’t just for weddings anymore. The themes, too, are seemingly endless, options available for any theme a reunion committee cares to come up with, from, to name only a few, casino night, tropical paradise, Hollywood, Italian countryside, and country/western.
Those lucky people who are planning and attending Lee’s high school reunion can’t help but be impressed when they are presented with small beautiful boxes with special unexpected mementos inside. And not only will they be surprised by the gifts – they will be surprised by those gifts in Jamaica! It doesn’t get any better than that.