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  Favorite Candy Vendors

  Take a look at our favorite sweet treat vendors organized by category. From Belgian chocolates to pastel taffy, these treats are sure to please your guests in favor boxe...
  

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  Favor Cones Template

  Our horns of plenty were made using crepe paper (for the liner) and card stock (for the outer cone) printed with a quarter-circle design.Printable DirectionsCone in Blac...
  

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  Dragee Favors

  Sugar-coated almonds have been offered as wedding favors around the world for centuries. At Italian weddings long ago, guests often tried to remove ribbons from the brid...
  

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  Cookie "Bags"

  These containers were made to look like humble brown-paper bags, but that's where the resemblance ends. Sweet and crunchy, they can hold fruit or candy and can be served...
  

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  Filling the Favor Boxes

  A trip to the candy shop or drugstore yields an array of treats to suit practically any wedding or budget. These standard-size cupcake liners fit inside most favor boxes...
  

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  Cookie Favors: Same-Color Sweets

  A color unifies a selection of cookies. Here, pink goodies, both store-bought treats and homemade Shortbread Stripes, are set out on a tiered bistro stand. A menu states...
  

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  Candy-Rock Favors

  They may look like the real thing, but candy pebbles in small galvanized pails are a sweet and delightful favor for an outdoor wedding; a note lets guests know they're f...
  

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  White Favors: Small Packages

  Beautiful boxes can be as much a part of the gift as the favors themselves: Long handmade boxes hold small cookies. Fabric lilies of the valley fasten tall sacks. Untie ...
  

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  Personalizing Favors

  With a rubber stamp and some ribbon, simple boxes and tins become custom-made containers for favors like sugared almonds, petit fours, or a piece of groom's cake. And mu...
  

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  Blue and Silver: Precious Favors

  . Add sparkle to your reception tables by decorating each place setting with metallic nets filled with foil-wrapped chocolate dragees. The parcels are tied at either end ...
  

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