Fall Wedding

ChristinaGettingMarried

Hi All,
Whats a good favor for my November fall themed wedding. My fiance and I were thinking we wanted to do bottles of wine but I know that can get really pricey fast. Any ideas?
 

Thanks!

McKenna2012

Someone a few posts down is considering S'mores kits. I love that for fall!

Mrs.B6302007

leaf shaped cookies

allisonkbye

we are getting married this fall and have a fall theme - today i made chocolate coverd apples with sprinkles and the sprinkles matched our colors. i'll deff be doing that for our favors. it was easy and cost less than $1 a favor!

Miracle520

You could do caramel apples as well. It could end up being under $2 a favor.
http://www.daffyapple.com/t-WeddingFavors.aspx

ChristinaGettingMarried

The apples are a great idea! Love that thanks girls!

erinlynnmccrea

I love the wine idea, you might want to check out local wine companies and see if they will give you a great deal on mini bottles. Many will really work with you since you are ordering so many and to get there name out there.

daveANDkristen

If you're looking for an edible favor, I love cake pops!  They are delicious, can be made in any flavor, and are pretty simple to do.  You could make them within a week of the wedding probably, just enlist a little help from friends and family!  And best of all, they can be decorated almost any way you can think of.  My friend who is a semi-pro baker turned me on to them recently and I made football shaped ones for a superbowl party.  They came out really nice for my first time!

roro1115

http://www.etsy.com/listing/68912107/10-handmade-flower-favor-pens-in-clay?ref=pr_shop

these were at a wedding I recently attended, soo cute everyone was talking about them, you could do fall flowers. I know that my friend contacted the seller and they went according to the budget, so they we not expensive at all.

SeasonalFavor

I had a fall wedding.  We got little cocktail mixes with the label "Fall in Love" on them and they were individually packaged.  I paid less than a $1 each.
www.seasonalfavor.com