Wedding favours are a thoughtful way to express gratitude to your guests for joining you on your special day. They serve as a meaningful gesture to say, “Thank you for celebrating with us,” while also offering guests a keepsake to remember the occasion. By incorporating wedding favours, you add a personal touch that leaves a lasting impression.

The options for wedding favours are vast, catering to various tastes and budgets, so every couple can find something that aligns with their style. A particularly popular choice is personalised candles. These can feature a signature scent and customised details, such as your names and wedding date, making them both a practical and sentimental gift. Candles are a lovely way for your guests to take a piece of your day home, offering a warm reminder of the celebration.

At Let’s Talk Weddings, we’ve curated a list of premium suppliers who specialise in creating unique and memorable wedding favours. Whether you’re looking for classic options, trendy ideas, or budget-friendly solutions, these experts can guide you through the available choices and tailor something that perfectly suits your needs.

Wedding Favour Supplier of the year 2025 was, Personalised Chocolates By Niamh.

Reach out to our recommended suppliers below today to explore the wide range of wedding favours they offer and discover how you can add that extra-special touch to your big day.

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Wedding Favours FAQ’s

Do we need to give wedding favours?

  • Favours aren’t required, but they’re a thoughtful way to thank guests for celebrating with you.

How much should we spend per favour?

  • Most couples spend €2–€7 per guest, depending on the size of the wedding and the type of gift.

What are the most popular wedding favour ideas?

  • Edible treats (cookies, chocolates, honey)
  • Candles
  • Mini plants or succulents
  • Personalised items (keychains, bottle openers)
  • Local/seasonal gifts

How many favours do we need?

  • One per guest OR one per couple/family — depending on the item. Edible gifts are usually one per person.

Should we personalise the favours?

  • Personalisation makes the gift special, but practical items often get used more. Aim for meaningful + useful.