The best way of packaging a wedding favour is to wrap it. It’s because that way you don’t hide the actual favour inside a box. Wedding favor wrappers come in varieties. Some of them are tulle, sheer organza, 
Japanese paper and sinamay. Tying the wedding favour packaging with a ribbon and attaching a tag usually produces simple but elegant wedding favours.
Wedding favours that are best packaged in wedding favour wrappings are: Jordan almonds, potpourri, fortune cookies and wine bottles. However, wedding favour boxes are great for gourmet cookies, individually wrapped chocolates, delicate figurines, fans, bracelets and cufflinks, coasters, miniature wedding cakes and soaps.
Additionally, you can use bottles and jars, they are easy to decorate and they are inexpensive too when bought in bulk. Wedding favour bottles come in many shapes and sizes that can complement any wedding favour. Wedding favour bottles can be plastic or glass, transparent or opaque, clear or coloured. A few wedding favours that are best packaged in wedding favour bottles are: multi-coloured pillow mints, scented liquid soaps and bath salts, coffee grounds or beans, fruit preserves and miniature champagne cider.
Don’t overlook the importance of the presentation of your wedding favours. The right wedding favour packaging will add a touch of elegance to your wedding.
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