The wedding favor is the expense couples regret most often: ordered in bulk, handed out to a hundred people, and left behind on the table by half of them.
A personalized wedding favor changes that, provided it is still good for something once everyone is home.
A small plant to take home
The personalized plant pot cover goes around a cutting or a succulent: the gift is alive, it takes up a shelf rather than a drawer, and it brings the date back to mind at every watering.
Cookies carrying the couple's names
A cookie cutter lets you bake the shortbread you hand out yourself. That is the genuinely handmade version — made by the family in the days beforehand, not ordered by the case.
Doing the math
A useful gift for some of your guests beats a symbolic one for all of them. One plant pot cover per couple, rather than a keyring per person, often costs the same and leaves a real memory.
Each piece is 3D printed and made in France, and can be personalized with the couple's names and the wedding date.

















