With Christmas around the corner, Heather and Neal gave ornament versions of their getaway car as favors at their intimate Thanksgiving wedding in Somerset County, England.

Metallic string secures a monogrammed tag and a tiny foil leaf to a transparent box filled with crystals of rock candy.

Capture these delicate symbols of winter's beauty in dough, and share them with your wedding guests. Gingerbread cookies, piped with royal icing and highlighted with sugar and nonpareils, are perfect snacks for the post-reception ride home or the day after the wedding. Package them in clear acetate containers banded with ribbon and a quilling-paper label (ours reads "A love like no other"), both held on with double-sided tape.

A silver paper star seals the parchment wrapping on a stack of cookies in a mini tart pan.

Give a favor that symbolizes love growing and becoming stronger with time. Many seedlings are available at online nurseries -- these are foot-tall Norway spruces.

Clever wrapping makes memorable favors. Clear cellophane adorned with slim silver paper and metallic cord holds marshmallows.

Guests will remember you warmly as they sip this gift.

Silver cellophane wraps a box of white chocolates.

A snowy felt square tied with a patterned ribbon threaded through holes punched in the corners makes an envelope for scented soap.

This extra-stiff dough makes wonderful edible Christmas tree ornaments for your wedding guests to take home after an affair near the end of December. It is sturdy enough to be used with giant cookie cutters.

It's sew simple: Cut a rectangular strip of fabric to the desired width (allow for a half-inch seam on both sides) and twice the preferred height. Fold the fabric in half with the right sides facing, stitch up the sides, and turn the whole thing inside out. Use pinking shears to finish the top edge, and fill with treats. Fashion ties out of fabric that's been torn on the grain.

Fabric from Purl.