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i’d leave it at each pew

Just hearing wedding music makes Mom and my aunts tear up. They would definitely appreciate a pretty pocket of tissues.

I would leave it in a mini basket and have a sign that says “For your tears of joy.”

My bridal party gift for the ladies will be a clutch with practical items inside. This would definitely be part of it. I’d give a few more to my mom and FMIL. And, of course, I’d need one myself!

“For your tears of Joy” will probably be passed out at ceremony by a family member.

well, i’d make sure my MOH has one, cause I cry just thinking about my wedding.
BUT I’d also have a little table as guests enter the cermony site. The packs would be lined up in a wicker basket. I’d have a fame sitting next to it, with the words,
“Mallika and Steve deeply thank you
For coming to this spot today
To share the joy of love so true.
Now let us not delay.
Please take one of these envelopes
This ceremony will surely fly by.
Aren’t you glad we did not elope?
For now, with us, you get to cry. “

I had planned on using organza ouches for my wedding favors, but these envelopes are adorable!!

I would set them in a basket on the memorial table. My family is a bunch of cry babbies. They would be much needed *lol*

ohh super cute. i would place it in a basket when people come in and stuff the envelopes with tissue packets orrr maybe put little gift cards for my guests at the rehearsal dinner

I would hang one of the tissue packets on each of the reserved chairs in the front rows (a la Mrs. Lovebug- I’ve saved her picture of this in my inspiration folder), and include them in the appreciation packages that I’m giving to my bridesmaids when we gather to get ready together.

place the packets in with my reception booklets.

I will place the tissue packets together with the misalettes at each pew.
For the organza bags, I’ll put rosary cards inside which I am planning to give to my bridal party.

these are so cute! i would give one to every women.

I’d give 10 to my FMIL–she’s a very sweet but very weepy woman. When she met our officiant and read through the ceremony the first time, she refused to take off her sunglasses. She’s so cute and it’s become a running joke.

The rest would go to the female members of my family and my fiance’s family.

I would use the Susan G Komen inserts in the bags at our wedding to bring more awareness to breast cancer, while providing a useful gift to my guests.

My mom is in breast cancer recovery. To be diagnosed at age 45 was a shock to our family. a Mammogram helped save my mother’s life. Had she gone and had one the year before, they could have detected it earlier, perhaps in time to save her some of the pain she’s been through.

I want all those who attend my wedding to be aware how quick your life can change, and how important it is to have your yearly mammogram.

Oh, I love the idea of giving it to all the women at the wedding as their own special gift for being on my life!!

I would definitely give these to the moms personally before the wedding…. dads too I think its an adorable idea that i’ve never heard of! Thanks for the ideas and the opportunity for this prize

I’d seal each with a special note and give them to the bridal party and everyone who helped with the wedding!

The tissue packets would go to all the ladies (especially moms, grandmothers, aunts, female cousins, female friends, etc)- of course! The organza packets I would love to use for the rose toss when my future groom and I come back up the aisle. So both would be handed out as the guests receive their programs.

I think I would fill them with lavender and give them to the women in our families for showing so much support and helping us with the wedding.

My dad would need at least two- he’s a big crier!

I would keep a couple for me, give one to my fiance, and put the rest in a basket near my mom & his mom because they will need them.

The envelopes would actually be pretty useful for keeping important but small items together, like bus tickets for out of town guests who want to travel around the area.

I’d put them on the pews for all the tears of joy that will inevitably be flowing.

I’d probably try to feature them with our programs, maybe find a way to affix them to the programs… Definitely something creative though.

I’d put tissues in the envelopes and leave them in the reserved seating during the ceremony.

I would pack them with the OOT bags!

Oh, these would be perfect! EVERYONE in my family is a crier. And I don’t mean the “dab your eyes” crier. I mean the face-scrunched-mascara-down-your-cheeks crier! And when one of them starts, they all follow! These would definitely be put to great use with my family!

The future Mr.’s family has a tradition that when someone is leaving on a journey, everyone gathers outside and waves goodbye with some kind of white, handkerchief-like object. It would be SO cool to use these for our send-off!

Pass them out to the female guests with the programs.

I would use them for parents & grandparents to put tissues in for the ceremony!

I would give them to our wedding party and close family…those likeliest to get all choked up during the vows.

What a great idea! I would use them for tissues.

I would love to be the lucky winner of the tissue packs. I am a cry baby and so are my friends. I know they will be put into use. I will put them on a little basket at the church entrance or perhaps have it in the same basket as my programs to be handed out upon request.

I already bought some amazing leather trays in one of our wedding colors that I happened to find at 90% off, but haven’t been able to figure out what to use them for yet. Now I know! I would lay out the tissue packs on the decorative trays before our ceremony.

I’d set the tissues out in a basket for my family to grab, so they can pretend that they’re not crying, they’re just wiping away the Hotlanta-induced sweat!

I would use the organza bags to put the tissues in, then put them in a basket at the gift bag table…I think! Either that or put them in the bathroom, or use them for myself!