Wedding Favours

View quoted message Thanks so much ... I can’t take the credit though. Pretty sure I found the idea on Google or Pinterest

This is a great idea! Love the creativity

The envelopes with scratch cards for each household sounds good. As per tje children, a cup with crayons and colouring book wrapped in cellophane.

Just a thought - an alternative to a lottery ticket (which is $4-5) and saying 1 per household, you could always just buy $2 scratch tickets and that way everyone could get one.

If this is done it would also work with putting them at the place settings to ensure everyone receives one.

For kids, I wouldn't get them tickets (you have to be 18 to "play" the lottery) but you could always make up a fun game paper sheet with blank tic-tac-toe, hangman and a word search so they can feel like they are playing too.

I would suggest putting the Lotto tickets in an envelope and addressing them to each individual or household. DO NOT buy Lotto tickets for children! I would give them some candy or something.

This is a cute idea! I would just have little envelopes on their tables of each household. And I wouldn't do the kids because (I hope no one would do this) someone may report it because they are not 18. But that would be just me taking the safe route.

You could create a little card style holder, have the names on there and include the Lotto ticket inside.

I don't know if I would do a ticket for the kids as I don't think they can claim prizes anyway. I don't know if kids really care about favours but its great to have activities for them to do at the wedding!

I'd probably put one on each place setting so there isn't any confusion as to who should get one, and give the kids something else to play with, like an activity book or coloring book at their place settings.

I would suggest putting the tickets on the tables with a sign that says one per household. Or, you could even write the names on the back of each so they know to take it.

For children, I would suggest candy or a colouring/activity book with crayons or markers (depending on their ages)

You could place each ticket at the tables so they have them when they sit down. That way no one is fumbling to pick them up at the door or anything like that.

I would do something different for kids. I would say give scratch off tickets, but they still can't claim prizes even if they are fun to play. Maybe a small treat so they feel like they're getting a little something.