Do you “need” wedding favors in this economy?

Brides are asking this question these days, and it’s an important one. My opinion is, if it’s a special and unique gift that people will actually keep and appreciate – then yes, they are worth it.

 I’ve never understood using “throw away” or edible favors. Isn’t the point to give your guests something special that they will remember your wedding by?

Earlier this year, we expanded our products from holiday bells to include wedding bells because we felt that this meaningful, high-quality wedding favor meets the needs of today’s brides. For the increasingly popular DIY brides, we are offering loose bells that they can adorn themselves, perfectly coordinating them with their unique wedding theme and colors. We also offer three handcrafted wedding bell and gift bag sets, our “Elegant Design”, “Classic Design” and “Fun and Flirty” design. Each are stylish and will serve as a classic, yet whimsical, addition to your wedding day.  

Here are just some of the creative ways that brides are using our unique wedding bells:

Kissing Bells & Toasting Bells – Place the bells on your reception tables. Guests ring the bells when they want you to kiss. Or, you can use them as festive toasting bells. Just place a note on each table explaining what the bells are used for. 

Festive Escort Cards – Attach an escort card to each bell’s gift bag and place them on a table at the entrance to your reception.

Classic Seating Cards – Attach seating arrangement cards to each bell’s gift bag and place them at each place setting on the reception tables.

Bride and Groom Send Off – When your reception comes to a close and it’s time for your sendoff, imagine running through a gauntlet of bells! Bells are also an excellent choice for send off locations that prohibit the use of items that require clean up.

Wedding bells have long been the traditional symbol of marriage. Our premium quality wedding bells will last forever and are sure to inspire cherished memories as well as hours of fun on your big day.  

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