Wedding Favor - donation to Charity

Wedding Favors donation



Donating to Charity

Items needed:

Your Favorite Charity

Ribbon>

Computer and Paper

As an alternative to the usual wedding favors, donate $1 per guest to your favorite Charity.

Print a certificate and put at each place setting explaining that you donated a dollar in that guest's name to the charity.

Roll it in a scroll form, and tie it with a ribbon.

 

Wedding Favors --
Wedding Candy Canes

Lottery

Hershey Rosebud

Wedding Donation

Beeswax Candles

Little Bags

Wedding Favor Goldfish Centerpiece

Wedding Toasts

Wedding Shower--Bridal Shower Games

Wedding Spoonful of Kisses

CD Rom favors

Silver Teaspoon

Golf Balls and Tees

Jigsaw puzzles

Votive Candles in a Glass Bowl

Cracked Ice Table Centerpieces

Wedding Tips: Stick to a Budget

As with any major expense, planning a wedding requires a budget. Early in the process, list expense categories and put a price tag on each one. Don't forget the small items that add up quickly, like tips for service professionals, gifts for attendees, and expenses for "extras," such as a brunch for far-flung relatives in the morning. After the ceremony. Stay firm with well-meaning relatives who want to pad the guest list. "Explain, 'We're starting our marriage on the right foot by sticking to our budget, and I'm sorry, but our 100-guest limit is carved in stone."

Make your own invitation cards. They are cheaper and more personal. If you are having a themed wedding make cards to do with the theme.

Have bouquet with just a few large flowers, like orchids, tulips, lilies, or sunflowers, tied with a ribbon.

Arrange to share the cost of ceremony decorations with the couple marrying directly before or after you that day.

DJs are less expensive than live bands.

Ask at the local college/university for young musicians.

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