What Are Some Phrases I Can Write On Tea Bags That Will Be Given As
Wedding Favors?
I’m going to be printing out stickers to place on the individual packaged tea bags and then place them into a little bag or box. I plan to have about 4 teas per favor box.
So far, I have “Blended with Love” and “Falling in Love” It’s a fall wedding btw.
What other phrases can you think of that would be nice?
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“a perfect blend”; “sweet perfection”; “dreams come true” (if chamomile or relaxing herbals…
This one is a little long, but sweet:
“May you always have walls for the winds, a roof for the rain, tea beside the fire, laughter to cheer you, those you love near you and all your heart might desire.” – Old Irish Blessing
Part of the lyrics of “Tea for Two”:
Just tea for two
And two for tea
Just me for you
And you for me
Can’t you see how happy we would be…
(or you could just use the first two lines)
Or how about a play on words:
Something old, something new
Something borrowed, something brewed
Or simply:
We fit to a TEA
what a waste of time. People dont want those teabags, no matter how cutesy they are. The good thing about rice or birdseed or candies is that they will decompose when people throw them.
The teabags, strings, labels, staples, and stickers will go to the landfill and taxpayers will deal with it.
Dont ask your guests to go home with 4 tea bags apiece. Please.
I would just say the classic “Thanks for sharing our day”
But most of my family isn’t really into those cutsie sayings and stuff like that, so I don’t know.
what about ” I DO thank you” or “Sweetheart Tea”
We’re giving out hot chocolate for our favours, but I think the same kind of thing applies:
Thank you for sharing our special day.
Your presence has warmed our hearts, we hope this warms yours!
I think the classic ‘with our thanks’ is always nice on favours.