Wedding Favor Friday: Homemade Hot Sauce
Do you and your future spouse have a love for spice? Give your wedding guests these fun Tobasco sauce wedding favors, and package them up with personalized tags and labels that include the names of both the bride and groom-to-be, the date of the wedding, and the words “Thanks for spicing up our day!”
Better yet, make your own hot sauce at home using fresh, seasonal ingredients. We are particularly fond of this, this and this recipe. And the best part of making your own hot sauce from home is that you can pick the ingredients and customize the packaging so it’s perfect for you.
- Mini Hot Sauce Bottles (alternatively, you can [url href=”https://www.evermine.com/blog/habanero-hot-sauce/” target=”_blank”]make your own[/url])
- [url href=”https://www.evermine.com/tags/preview/HTTX23-29/” target=”_blank”]Scallop Hang Tags Tuxedo Formal Chalkboard[/url]
- [url href=”https://www.evermine.com/labels/preview/SPTX03-29/” target=”_blank”]Rectangle Labels Tuxedo Formal Chalkboard[/url]
- Ribbon, twine, or string
- [img src=”https://bdn.evermine.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Spicing-Up-Our-Day_0003.jpg” width=”680″ height=”454″ class=”alignnone size-full” title=”Wedding Favor Friday: Hot Sauce Wedding Favors from www.evermine.com”]
- Remove the existing label from the hot sauce bottles by soaking in water until they’re easy to scrape off. Package as wedding favors by adhering personalized labels and favor tags, and display at your wedding reception for your guests.
- [img src=”https://bdn.evermine.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Spicing-Up-Our-Day_0002.jpg” width=”680″ height=”1019″ class=”alignnone size-full” title=”Wedding Favor Friday: Hot Sauce Wedding Favors from www.evermine.com”]
Used In This Project:
- Scallop Hang Tags • I chose the “Tuxedo Formal” style in chalkboard tuxedo.
- Rectangular Labels • I chose the “Tuxedo Formal” style in chalkboard tuxedo.
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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.