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  Silk-Flower Hair Bands

  Silk flowers never wilt or fade, which makes them a fitting memento of your wedding. Share them with your bridesmaids by making these pretty hair bands. Begin with a ful...
  

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  Spring Favors: How to Make the Blossom Boxes

  These favors are made using just four different flower punches. Punch flowers from white card stock; trim the edges of the large blooms with mini pinking shears to resem...
  

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  Wedding Favors in Boxes

  Ensconced in tiny, exquisitely decorated boxes, a few candies or a slice of groom's cake become delightful gifts for guests to take with them at the end of the celebrati...
  

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  Spring Favors

  Plain boxes are easy to personalize with punched paper shapes. A flock of die-cut birds tops yellow boxes. The pink ones, opposite, mimic a scattering of cherry blossoms...
  

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  Cookie Favors: Tea Two Ways

  Tea is twice as nice coupled with cookies flavored the same way. These Earl Grey Tea Cookies were made by mixing tea leaves into the shortbread batter. Customize a box w...
  

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  Etched Flowerpot

  According to tradition, you'll have to wait 15 years to give glass to your spouse as an anniversary gift, but a glass is a perfect present for bridesmaids even before th...
  

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  Bridesmaids' Goodie Boxes

  From bustling your gown to fetching relatives for photos, your bridesmaids' wedding-day work is never done. Miniature lunch boxes, packed in advance, provide a midday sn...
  

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  Cookie Favors: Elegant Cookie Cubes

  For a sophisticated favor, stack cookies in a plastic box lined with your monogram on all sides. To line box, scan calligraphed initials and print onto card stock; back ...
  

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  Cookie Favors: Miniature Cookie Jar

  It's only fitting to give cookies in a jar -- this one is tiny in size but big in old-fashioned charm. The mini store-bought cookies inside include chocolate chip, oatme...
  

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  Dressing Up the Basic Box

  Small boxes are ideal for favors -- they are inexpensive and easy to find, come in many colors, and are simple to prepare. The message on this scroll (left) was calligra...
  

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