10 Favor Ideas for Your Winter Wedding
Winter weddings are unique with a charm of their own, and are rising in popularity more and more each year. That’s why we wanted to pull together this list of 10 winter-themed wedding favor ideas that will help bring out the cozy vibe of your big day:
1. Handheld Apple Pies
These warm apple pie favors will make your guests love you. Package them up in craft paper that coordinates with your wedding colors.
2. Pinecone Scented Soy Candles
Make your guests these pinecone scented soy candles, and adorn with holiday tags and a personalized message for your guests.
3. Snow Globe Favors
Create snow globe favors using mini winter-themed figurines.
4. Hand-Knit Coasters
If you’re feeling crafty, create these handknit (and hand crocheted) coasters with sewn fabric backings. They make the perfect coaster to hold your wedding guests’ warm beverages.
5. Hot Chocolate on a Stick
Speaking of warm beverages, these Hot Chocolate on a Stick favors are super cute and unique, and will keep your guests’ fingers nice and cozy cupped around a steaming mug of delicious chocolate.
6. Apple Cider Syrup
Make apple cider syrup a few months before your wedding and give to guests so they can whip up a batch of apple cider anytime during the snowy season.
7. Gingerbread Cookies
These gingerbread cookie favors can be adapted for winter weddings with a little creativity. Add a tuxedo or bridal gown to create and adorable (and edible!) gingerbread bride and groom.
8. Orangettes
Orange and chocolate make the perfect flavor combination for winter time. Create these using just a few simple ingredients you probably already stock in your kitchen.
9. Snowball Cookies
These snowball cookies are fluffy and white, just like their namesake. Bake up a batch of these for your guests to nibble on so they can celebrate the snowy weather indoors.
10. Pinecone Fire Starter
Gather up some pinecones and wax, and create these adorable pinecone firestarter wedding favors.
For more winter wedding ideas, visit our the Winter Wedding here.
Robert Randall lives in beautiful Portland, Oregon. He is a formally trained artist and musician and teaches animation to middle school students in the Portland area. When he’s not creating art or music, Robert can usually be found in his garden and kitchen, cooking up something homegrown and delicious.