#DIY Favors

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10 Winter Wedding Favor Ideas

With the winter months fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about the favors you’re going to give at your winter wedding. Whether you buy or DIY, there are so many fun favor options for you to choose from! Below you’ll find a list of some of the coziest, yummiest, wintriest wedding favors ideas that your guests will surely love. I hope you get inspired

GLOVES OR MITTENS

Gloves or mittens are a great option for winter wedding favors. They’re reasonably affordable and look so cute packaged with your names and wedding date. Not to mention, your guests can actually use these favors for the rest of the season!

COZY SOCKS

This winter wedding favor idea is too charming to pass up: a pair of warm cozy socks with a tag that reads “Nobody’s Gettin’ Cold Feet.” So easy to DIY and so adorable. Your guests will love.

CANDLES

Nothing says cozy quite like a candle. Get creative and look for fun wintertime options like peppermint or fresh pine scented candles. Add your names and wedding date, and it makes for the ideal cozy favor you’re guest are guaranteed to use.

BLANKETS

Nothing will keep your guests warmer than a soft blanket! Custom order blankets to feature the date of your wedding, and your guests will think back to your special day every time they use them. How sweet is that?

YUMMY FAVORS:

One of the best things about the cold winter months is all of the yummy treats that come with them! Edible treats make great wedding favors because they are fun, easy, and affordable. So send your guests home with something yummy!

GINGERBREAD COOKIES

A hallmark of the winter season, gingerbread cookies make perfect winter wedding favors. They’re certainly a crowd pleaser, and they look so cute packaged in cute bags! Other options include candy canes, fudge, and peppermint bark.

HOT CHOCOLATE

Hot chocolate is another classic of the winter season. An easy DIY project, all you have to do is throw the ingredients in a mason jar and add a cute label for that personal touch. Who doesn’t love hot chocolate?

S'MORES

Just like hot chocolate, s’mores kits can be assembled in no time, and they look great! You can even add a charming tag like “Sending you ‘s’more’ love” for extra sweetness.

OTHER WINTER FAVORS:

Because there is more to the winter season than cozy and yummy things, I want to show you some other options for winter wedding favors. Here are some of my favorites:

ORNAMENTS

With Christmas around the corner, there is no better gift than a ornament for your guests’ Christmas trees. Because it’s a token of your special day, an ornament with a personalized thank you message and the date of your special day is the perfect option for your winter wedding favors!

PINECONE FIRESTARTERS

Pinecone firestarters are a neat option for winter wedding favors. Follow a simple online tutorial, and you can DIY in no time! (Available on Amazon). Add a cute tag with a saying like “Thank You for warming our hearts” to make these unique wedding favors perfect for your romantic affair.

TREE SAPLINGS

Your guests will certainly love the originality of these winter wedding favors! Give your guests a tree sapling that they can plant and watch grow for years to come. You can even plant one yourself and watch it grow alongside your marriage. It is the perfect reminder of your special day and how far you’ve come.

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DIY: Sparkling Rose Gummy Bears

There is something so playful and nostalgic about gummy bears, one of the most classic candies out there. They're obviously a hit with kids, but why do they get to have all the fun? With ingredients like sparkling rosé and gelatin, you can make "grown-up" gummy bears in the comfort of your own kitchen. It even doubles as a sweet gift for Valentine's Day, anniversaries, or birthdays. This particular recipe yields 50 gummy bears, but you can easily multiply the ingredients to make enough for several people. (Well, if you don't eat them all first!)

DIY: Sparkling Rose Gummy Bears

Things You'll Need

1/2 cup sparkling rosé

1/4 cup white sugar

1 1/2 tablespoons gelatin

Pink or red food coloring or 1/2 teaspoon rose grenadine syrup

2 gummy bear molds (yields 50 gummy bears)

Dropper

Tip

You can purchase silicone gummy bear molds on Amazon. If possible, buy a set that comes with a plastic dropper. Consider purchasing several molds if you need to make a large batch of gummy bears.

Tip

Before starting, measure the gelatin and sugar, and set aside. You'll need to continuously stir the mixture, but taking a moment to pre-measure will save time and eliminate the need for pausing.

Meanwhile, store the molds in the freezer until you're ready to fill them up.

Step 1

Pour the rosé in a small saucepan and warm over low heat. Do not let it boil.

Add the sugar and gelatin. Gently whisk until both ingredients dissolve.

Step 2

Continue whisking for 3 minutes. Avoid vigorous stirring, as this can make the liquid frothy and bubbly. Gentle whisking is essential for clear, translucent gummy bears.

Step 3

Depending on your desired shade, add 1/2 teaspoon rose grenadine syrup, 1 drop red food coloring, or 1 to 3 drops pink food coloring. Mix well.

Step 4

Using the dropper, carefully pipe the warm rosé mixture into the chilled gummy bear molds.

Step 5

Continue until the entire mold is filled. If the liquid begins to set, place the saucepan over very low heat.

Step 6

Place the molds in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours. Serve chilled, and store any leftover gummy bears in the refrigerator.

Tip

By the time you fill up the molds, the gelatin will create a sticky film in your saucepan. To clean it up, add a splash of boiling water and carefully wipe down with a paper towel. Repeat as necessary, and consider wearing rubber gloves to protect your fingers from the hot water.

To clean the dropper, prepare 1/4 cup of boiling water. Use the dropper to suck up some of the water, then release into the same cup. Repeat until the dropper completely clears up. Let the water cool, then strain or scoop out any gelatin pieces before tossing.

For an extra dose of sparkle, toss the gummy bears in white sugar just before eating.

GIFT IDEA

To gift your homemade gummy bears, place them in a small mason jar or cellophane bag. Tie it off with a strand of printed ribbon, colorful twine, or yarn. Add a label reminding the lucky recipient to store leftover gummy bears in the refrigerator.

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