There are many different types of Asian weddings including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese. Asians practice several major religions including Buddhism, Taoist, Hindu, Muslim and Christianity. Most couples choose an Asian-fusion wedding where all the different cultures are represented in some way. Whether you have an Asian wedding to express your culture or simply because you appreciate the rich traditions, Asian wedding favours show your gratitude to guests for sharing the day.

During Japanese weddings there is a sake ceremonyand a betrothal ceremony called the yuino where symbolic gifts are exchanged by the families of the bride and groom. In Japan, Asian wedding favours may cost up to $50 apiece.

In America, couples usually choose inexpensive wedding favors such as sweet almonds or folded origami cranes to symbolize contented married life. Korean weddings are often held at the bride’s family home and include a kunbere ceremony where the couple bows and seals their vows with by sipping special wine poured into a gourd grown by the bride’s mother.

During Chinese weddings, an umbrella is placed over the happy couple to symbolize protection and honor. A Buddhist wedding ceremony takes place at Honganji Temple with prayers, burning incense and drinks of oath.

No matter which customs you embrace, Asian wedding favours memorialize your big day. Popular food and drink served at Asian-fusion weddings include rice, sushi, sake and tea. Asian culture appreciates tea as a relaxing way to finish a meal. Celebrate serving tea with Asian wedding favors with a tea theme. Give your guests adorable teacups and tea lights miniature porcelain tea light holders to remember your day.

Illuminate your guests’ world with light and love when you give candle Asian wedding favours. Your guests will remember the joy at your wedding when you give them double happiness keepsake candles to take home. Another attractive idea are “Chinese tapestry” votive candles in silken pouches with tassels.

Asian love glass coasters make elegant Asian wedding favors, featuring both Asian and English calligraphic characters. Your guests will proudly display these gorgeous Asian coasters in their homes and offices as a memory of your special day.

Create your own Asian wedding favors with gift boxes, bags, tulle and personalized ribbons. Jordan almonds are popular sweet treats given at Asian weddings. Your tiny treasures will look super-special in a double happiness Asian-themed favor box with a metallic gold symbol and bow.

While it is true that choosing the right kinds of wedding favors can be quite distressing, there are ways to ease out your burden in finding the perfect keepsake. For instance, your wedding theme is Asian inspired. Thus, it is best to also look for wedding favors that are distinctly Asian. But where can you find Asian wedding favors?

If you are a little worried that you cannot find the exact kind of Asian wedding favors that you will give your guests, it would be extremely helpful if you search the Internet. There are numerous websites that sell Asian favors in a plethora of designs. All it takes is for you to diligently research and browse all the products that online stores offer. Some examples of Asian favors that can be found online are:
- Japanese spoons
- Votive candles in silken pouch (red in color)
- Chinese astrology charm bookmarks or Zodiac charm bookmarks
- Gold bell key chains
- Chopsticks (wooden or with pearls)
- Place card holders in Asian color schemes (red, black, white)
- Chocolates shaped into Chinese characters and figures
- Fortune cookies

You can also visit local wedding shops to look for Asian wedding favors. It would be easier since you can conveniently browse and see the exact appearance of the favors, plus these can be delivered quickly to you. However, if you cannot find the favors that meet your preference, then it is recommended that you just shop online.

When shopping online, it is important to canvass the prices first before you place any order. To help in narrowing down your choices, always consider the Asian color scheme that your wedding will have. Oftentimes, colors such as red, black, brown, and blue are used in Asian inspired wedding favors.

After picking a specific wedding favor, take note of all the terms and conditions that you need to agree upon. Also take note of other charges and fees that could possibly add up to the total cost. For instance, there could be extra fees for shipping and delivery, and the costs would depend on your state of residence. However, there are still some favor companies that do free deliveries, but still be wary of hidden fees.

In addition, know if there are special discounts and freebies that come with your purchases, most especially that you are making bulk orders. Most importantly, know the number of shipping days before you will actually get hold of your Asian wedding favors. You need to have a guarantee that your favors will come just in time for your big day.

If your budget is tight and you cannot really afford Asian wedding favors, then you may opt to make your own. Paper lanterns, place card holders in Asian colors, Chinese character bookmarks—these are just some inexpensive favors that can still reflect the Asian culture. In making paper lanterns, you can even invite friends and family to help you out. This way, you do not have to worry about not finishing the favors in time. When it comes to bookmarks and place card holders, you can just use your own computer and software application. Add a personal touch by adding your names and the wedding date. You may even add a Chinese saying or quote that you and your spouse live by.

If cooking and baking is your forte, you can bake biscuits and fortune cookies. You can also make chocolates in shapes of a Buddha, Chinese gold coins, and little bamboo sticks. These edible treats can be placed in favor boxes, jars, or wrappers. Just tie the package up with a ribbon that matches your Asian themed wedding, and then secure it with a black band.

Whether you purchase or make your own favors that fit your Asian themed wedding, you will surely make your guests happy with keepsakes that reflect a rich culture, tradition, and history—one that is truly Asian.