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The presentation of a wedding day token is an adaptation of a 16th Century French custom that was reserved for nobles and kings. The objects wre originally of great value; gold precious stones, ivory, mother of pearl or porcelain. When introduced into other European courts, handmade lace, hand-blown glass and sugar coated candy were often substituted.

Favours today can add a special touch and tradition, especially if it represents a specific culture or family history. Sugar coated almonds, usually wrapped in lace or a netting, of five, represent the five wedding wishes. Chocolate roses or other chocolate delicacies are sometimes substituted. Personalized with your name and wedding date, these momentos add a charming touch to the festivities and make yur wedding even more memorable to those who attend.

Read more about wedding favours in the current issue of The Wedding Guide. Click here to order your copy.


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