I am so excited, I have my colors, and I have done two designs. But I
can't decide which one I like best, I like the whimsy of the beer can
with the arrow, but the second is a little more formal. This will be a
fun favor for us for sure. Any thoughts?
Re: Trying to pick from two koozie designs
I think koozies are ridiculous, personally. I cannot imagine ever having a use for one. And I don't want something hanging around my house with someone else's name & wedding date on it.
Websites/blogs where our wedding has been featured:
http://www.dapperq.com/2013/11/a-very-dapper-wedding/
http://www.onabicyclebuiltfortwo.com/2013/10/wedding-christina-g.html
http://4realequalityweddings.com/2014/05/16/g-christina/
Noo, Addie! I'll give you a "I'm sorry I like koozies" cake!
Lol I hate drinking from can without one. Your hand doesn't get cold , and your drink doesn't get warm.
But OP, I think this is a know your crowd thing. If you all are yard game, pontoon types I think this will go over really well. If you aren't, you might get reactions like the above PP's.
FWIW, we have quite a few from other weddings, and it is fun to recall the good times at their wedding when we use them.
Whew! Just relax. People here give you blunt feedback that could often reflect the feedback your guests would give you if they were blunt to your face too. You can't tell people how to post.
Re-read my last post. Some people find koozies tacky, some people use them. If you like them, and know your crowd likes them, just use them. Take feedback and move along. Good Lord.
I'm not poo-pooing your choice. I'm saying that, edible favors that don't have your name and wedding date blasted all over it, are usually a better choice.
Like PDKH said, some people like them (like you), but a lot of people don't. And they will likely end up in the trash. If you gave an edible favor that was wrapped up in a cute package with your name & date on them, the percentage of your guests who actually enjoy your favor will increase significantly.
Like others have said, the advice on these boards is blunt. it's rarely actually rude, and it's almost always a good cross section of what your guests will actually be thinking.
Websites/blogs where our wedding has been featured:
http://www.dapperq.com/2013/11/a-very-dapper-wedding/
http://www.onabicyclebuiltfortwo.com/2013/10/wedding-christina-g.html
http://4realequalityweddings.com/2014/05/16/g-christina/
You wouldn't invite me to your wedding b/c I said I didn't like your wedding favor? I hope you realize there are going to be plenty of people at your wedding who don't like koozies. They are your in real life friends and family, though, so they would never actually say anything to you. Have koozies, don't have koozies; I don't really give a hoot. But since you posted on a public forum, you should have expected opinions.
Oh geeze. All she needed to say was "I know a lot of people don't like them, but I know our crowd uses them often. Thanks for your comment though."
And then everything would have moved right alone. Sensitivity on the internet is just dumb.
The poor bride posted a thread on an internet site. The thing is we post advice here, you don't get to dictate what kind of responses people give. And most of the advice comes from personal experience or the thousands of other posts here.
In a year, we'll have another post that says "OMG! I ordered 200 koozies and only 20 people took them!! What am I going to do with all of these ugly koozies!?".
Websites/blogs where our wedding has been featured:
http://www.dapperq.com/2013/11/a-very-dapper-wedding/
http://www.onabicyclebuiltfortwo.com/2013/10/wedding-christina-g.html
http://4realequalityweddings.com/2014/05/16/g-christina/
As far as ""OMG! I ordered 200 koozies and only 20 people took them!! What am I going to do with all of these ugly koozies!?"."
Can guarantee you that will not be the case.
I thin people would be more inclined to use the right one more.