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Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsKarrie from Hoboken, NJ Feedback About This Post:RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding Guests
Our town's tourism office puts out free magazines with maps, restaurants, points of interest, the history of our town (it has a lot of Civil War history) and nearby attractions. It was great for out-of-towners to see a little more about the area they were in. You may want to check out your local visitors center for info. Post by Lauren V RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsAll wonderful suggestions. For my upcoming wedding, I thought I would include many of these items, and also a sewing kit and some stain remover pads or a Tide pen. Post By Mickeyoh. (Guest Post) RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsAll wonderful suggestions. For my upcoming wedding, I thought I would include many of these items, and also a sewing kit and some stain remover pads or a Tide pen. Post By Mickeyoh. (Guest Post) RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsI am doing my daughters wedding bag and I'm putting in a bottle of water small one, mints, a packet of aspirin for the next day headache, gum, a snack bar and lotion and a little note with well wishes. Post By debbie (Guest Post) RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsI wanted to write a welcome note, and put it in the welcome bags for the hotel. I wanted to write a poem but I'm not creative. Any suggestions? Post By rc (Guest Post) RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding Guests
I have two wedding parties and one of which is at a Malaysian beach resort for close friends and relatives. I filled all 50 mini slings bags with a tropical island picture with a couple wearing batik shirts in the background printed on it. I put in different kinds of tropical fruits : banana, apple, lychee, longan, chicku, starfruit, dragon fruit and mangosteen all wrapped in a clear ziploc bag and put inside the sling bag. The draw strings have a cute key chain made of Chinese clogs (wooden shoes). Post by Twinkleeyes RE: Welcome Bags for Wedding GuestsYou are very thoughtful doing that. You could include some type of breakfast snack fruit, bagels, crackers, some type of homemade cookies anything you think will be easy to have made ahead and not too much trouble but something like cookies sounds good to me. Enjoy your wonderful day! Post by meoowmom |
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