I Heart Anything Mini
November 30th, 2006 @ 12:25 pm by Mrs. Apple
Here is a cute wedding favor idea - miniature liquor favors! I’ve been to quite a few weddings that incorporated this into their favors.
You can just go to your local liquor store and ask for “mini liquor bottles” but they usually have them displayed somewhere in there store. They’re super cute and quick wedding favors that don’t require a lot of time to put together. I’ve seen some that are wrapped in little sachet bags tied with a ribbon tied or with just a plain ribbon.
They’re inexpensive and run on average about $1.00/favor - depending on which bottle you purchase. You could also pick colors that match your wedding color scheme.
I like the personalized bride and groom feature on the champagne bottle below.
mini grey goose bottle
mini blue bombay bottle
mini personalized champagne bottles
mini chambord liquer bottle
mini goldschlagger bottle
Pictures from ebay and google images.
CHEERS!
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5 Responses to “I Heart Anything Mini”
We were thinking of having mini bourbon bottles for our Kentucky wedding, I’m hoping they’ll go on sale around the holidays.
Yay! Mini things ROCK! I’ll say it…I’m a sucker for things in sample sizes…I don’t know why…but I am. 
I love these! My wedding is a long way off, but, the venue allows you to bring your own caterer… we were planning a DIY bar, but these will save people a trip, or give them something to bring home from the venue that is actually useful!
I love mini’s too. Miss Strawberry posted not long ago about mini appetizers (burgers, grilled cheese and ham, etc.). Mini wedding cakes! I just love it all because it’s so darn cute!
And mini alcohol, of course.
Mrs. Apple, Dallas
Age and Occupation in '07: 28, Entrepreneur
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Engagement Date: Easter Day 2006
Wedding Date: May 27, 2007
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Venue: Marie Gabrielle Restaurant & Gardens
About Me: I'm in the midst of trying to plan a "perfectly beautiful" wedding and decorating my new home. It's been exhausting but totally worth every minute of it. Ironically, I was never the type of person to want to get married but now that I'm engaged, I get giddy over anything that is wedding related! I'll try my best to give you all unique and practical ideas.
Check with your venue to see if they allow these before you purchase them. For some reason, my venue does not.
I wasn’t planning on using them myself, but I was a little puzzled why they didn’t allow them. Then I realized there are probably liquor/liability laws to consider and the venue loses money if your guests already get alcohol as a favor as opposed to buying from the bar.