A Traditional Wedding - Friends and family pitched in to create the favors—chocolate brown boxes filled with vanilla sugar cookies decorated with the couple's monogram.



A Traditional Wedding - Guests left with pralines in chocolate colored pillow boxes printed with a thank-you from the couple.



An Outdoor Wedding - Guests received a bar of Ritter Sport Dark Chocolate with Hazelnuts, which are the bride and groom's favorite candy, which they first discovered while backpacking through Europe.



A Wedding at Home



A Modern Wedding - The couple used a circle motif throughout their celebration, even including it on chocolate-iced cookies.



An Outdoor Wedding - As favors, the couple’s cake baker made cake truffles. The sweets were placed in brown boxes, tied with a gold silk ribbon, and finished off with the couple’s wedding seahorse crest.



An Indoor Wedding - Jamie and Darrell designed his-and-hers espresso cups and packaged them in brown boxes tied with green lace ribbons. For the guys, there was a dragonfly printed on the cup and for the ladies, a butterfly.



An Indoor Ceremony - Guests left the reception with more than just sweet memories -- each guest got chocolate-covered graham crackers.



A Destination Wedding - As favors, maracas were engraved with each guest’s name and displayed at each place setting.



An Outdoor Wedding - “To incorporate the colors of the day into the favors, and to share one of our favorite treats with our guests, we chose caramel-dipped, chocolate-covered apples as favors for our guests,” the bride explains. Green Granny Smith apples were dipped in caramel and then drizzled with milk and white chocolate. The monogrammed tags on the apples also told guests where to sit, letting the favors do double duty as escort cards.



A Traditional Church Ceremony - Though they didn’t send guests home with traditional favors, the couple had cigars for their guests at the cordial station, and at 2 a.m. a hot chocolate and churros station opened up so that guests could refuel before heading home.



An At-home Wedding - As a final treat, espresso-colored boxes filled with chocolate mints and dark chocolate espresso beans were sent home as favors.



A Destination Wedding - Toward the end of the night guests received oversized peanut butter cups with a monogrammed K, packaged in paper boxes and finished off with a copper-hued monogram wax seal.



A Vineyard Wedding - Brandi and Steve presented their guests with bourbon balls from a local candy maker, which they packaged in decorative boxes in chocolate brown and sage green.



Patricia & Steve: An Indoor Wedding



A Winter Wedding - Allison really wanted to incorporate her favorite holiday into the event. Her bridesmaids helped her to decorate a large Christmas tree with ornaments in silver, brown, and blue, matching the wedding colors. As they left, guests could grab an ornament and place it in a tissue-filled takeout box. Guests also received personalized sugar cookies.



An Indoor Wedding - One of the groom’s sisters created the favors: homemade chocolates with various fillings in the shapes of leaves.



A Traditional Wedding - Once guests took their seats, they found favors wrapped the old-fashioned way -- in brown paper tied with tan string. Inside was a letter opener, a tool that will surely serve the friends and family of these snail mail-lovers well. “The [letter opener] favors were actually the first thing we bought for the wedding, but we didn’t want anything you could just buy at an office supply store,” Amy says. “So Bryan did some online research and found a German company, Lerche, whose designs we liked.”



A Casual Wedding - We gave out poker chips with a “CC” on the front that was the same style as what was on our invitations. On the back it said 'We're lucky to have you here,'" Chris says.



A Red Wedding - Favors included not only wineglass charms in the shapes of colorful hard candies but also chocolate "cards" printed with the cocktail menu, chocolate-truffle-scented candles, and CDs designed to look like Starlight mints and burned with the couple's favorite tunes.