Welcome BAskets

Re: Welcome BAskets

• gmcr78 member

  

  January 2013

  We're likely going to do this too, but it'll be more regional than DE-specific.  Snacks like Tastycakes, Utz chips, etc.  I'd also like to provide the single packs of Advil, Tums, and water bottles. 

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• kmd0501 member

  

  January 2013

  Cant go wrong with some philly soft pretzels!  tastykakes are always great...maybe a single bottle of Dogfish Head beer.  The advil and tums can also come in handy as well as a list of local restaraunts and activities for guests who will be in town for the weekend or several days.  We attended a wedding out of town and were given a list of places to go that were significant to the bride and groom...like the museum where he proposed, the restaraunt of their first date.  It was sweet, gave us something to do and kept the wedding weekend rolling since we knew it was all special to the bride and groom.

  

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• VJones1981 member

  

  January 2013

  This may seem strange, but if you are looking regional you could put some Wawa products in your welcome baskets. I had to send a secret santa gift with local items and that is what I put in it. The recipient loved it!

  

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• gmcr78 member

  

  January 2013

  FYI-you might want to find out if your hotel charges to hand these out to your guests before you make them, and decide if you want to spend the extra money. Mine charges $3 per bag, which surprised me. 

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