Are you looking to add some tropical flair to your wedding favors? Whether you’re getting married on a tropical island or having a summer wedding, try these tips to add some island flair to your guests’ wedding favors.
Adding some tropical flair to your wedding favors is a great way to enhance a tropical theme or to create some tropical ambience for your wedding reception. There are handfuls of wedding favors that are tropical themed all on their own, but if you haven’t chosen wedding favors that look like they belong on a deserted island, there are plenty of other ways to add just a hint of tropical flair to them in order to create an island-themed atmosphere on your big day.
Use the following tips to add some tropical flair to your wedding favors:
Tropical fruit mixes—One delicious, easy way to enhance your wedding favors is to present them with small bags or wedding favor boxes that are full of tropical fruit mixes. These mixes make great snacks and they’re ideal gifts for your guests to take home when the reception is over. Make your own coconut fruit mix and present it in a decorative container with your wedding favors to add a touch of tropical flair to your place settings.
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Recipe cards—Do you know any good Caribbean cuisine recipes? Do you like to cook and try new dishes? Pass on some island spirit and add tropical flair to your wedding favors by tying recipe cards for a tropical dish to your wedding favors. Finish them off with decorative ribbons and nice “thank you” messages.
Scents and candles—Giving your guests oils, candles, and potpourri with their wedding favors is one of the easiest ways to add some tropical flair to your wedding favor ideas. Infuse your favors with tropical scents by picking seaside, coconut, or fruity scented candles and oils. Present them in separate boxes or bags with your wedding favors and set them next to your place settings. You can even present your wedding favors in jars or see-through containers that are filled with tropical-scented potpourri mixes.
