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average spend on wedding favors

  • 25-04-2008 03:43PM
    #1
    heavyheart
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    What would the average spend on wedding favors be does any one know?


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  • #2
    simu
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    €0 for me. It sounds like another wedding-based money-making gimmick tbh.


  • #3
    iguana
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    simu wrote: »
    €0 for me. It sounds like another wedding-based money-making gimmick tbh.

    +1.

    I also don't think I've ever been at a wedding with them.


  • #4
    foxy06
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    If you want to do the favours thing you could try doing something yourself that you could do well in advance. I was at a wedding one time where the bride had just filled little net bags with love heart sweets and tied them with ribbons. I got my neighbours left over boxes and I am filling them with some chocolate mints. so its going to cost me about 10 euro in total.


  • #5
    Kenlen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 65 ✭✭Kenlen


    If you do want to go down the road of buying wedding favours for guests at your wedding, try www.efavormart.com, they have a huge selection of unusual personised wedding favours and they ship from America. Also with the Euro rate being so strong against the Dollar at the moment, they won't cost the earth. The web site is worth a look anyway and much more reasonable than anything on offer from Ireland


  • #6
    Aquitaine
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    To be honest we didnt do favours and i dont think anyone missed them, in fact the last few weddings we were at didnt have them (now that i think of it). you could maybe get a butlers chocolate for each place settings or something like that


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  • #7
    Eoin
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    iguana wrote: »
    +1.

    I also don't think I've ever been at a wedding with them.

    I have. Sort of - it was a card on each table saying that the money had been donated to a cancer charity instead. A much better way to spend the money IMO.


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