Happy Couple Decide to Give Out Actual Favors to Wedding Guests
Robyn Currie — May 21, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: offbeatbride
Rather than spend a lot of money on something that most of their guests would probably throw away, one happy couple went ahead and decided to make literal wedding favors.
Guests were given a choice of three favors, and were allowed to use their favor that night, or save it for the future. The literal wedding favors ranged from a free drink at the cash bar to aid in assembling a piece of IKEA furniture.
Guests were given a choice of three favors, and were allowed to use their favor that night, or save it for the future. The literal wedding favors ranged from a free drink at the cash bar to aid in assembling a piece of IKEA furniture.
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