Consider using these creative carnation seating cards to lead your guests to their seats in a way that heralds the events you've so carefully planned.

These fabric-flower bands will be a hit with bridesmaids -- give them out at the shower or rehearsal dinner.

Invite guests to help themselves to these yummy favors. Cellophane bags printed with the couple's initial and wedding date are filled with delicious goodies including pink-chocolate wafers, pillow mints, strawberry puffs, jelly beans, candy-coated milk-chocolate pieces, and tinted rock candy.

Instead of throwing rice, package rose petals for the guests to toss at the newlyweds!

Paper butterflies alight on the rims of Champagne glasses, staying still just long enough for guests to find their seats.

Plain boxes are easy to personalize with punched paper shapes -- here, a flock of die-cut birds tops cream-colored boxes. Fill the cute containers with even cuter mini-soaps or chocolates.

Placing pots of flowers at varying heights on a plate stand turns simple gifts into a grand gesture, while innovative wrapping lets you delight with little more than paper and ribbon.

Rosy patterned boxes are a lovely way to let your guests know if you decide to give charitable donations in their names as favors.

For an all-frills setup with little fuss, slip seating cards in between rows of pink ribbons.

Just the right size for lipstick and a few other essentials, these bags will be carried by the bridesmaids long after they've laid down their bouquets.

Tiny roses add an elegant and romantic detail to your Champagne toast.

Boxes topped with flowers make a beautiful centerpiece -- a table number is embroidered onto ribbon encircling the largest box. Inside, the stems sit in water bottles stabilized by crumpled paper. Favor boxes, which contain nonpareils, double as place cards.