Unique Wedding Favors
Your wedding day is often the most important day of your life to that point. Make it special with maple syrup wedding favors from Carman Brook Farm. No matter the style, rustic to elegant, our unique wedding and event favors will leave your guests with a lasting impression.
Wedding Favors
Our range of unique wedding favors offer you the wide range to support any wedding’s theme. Our production team can add burlap twine and a “country” tag motif for the perfect rustic wedding favor. Conversely, fancy ribbon and a lacy tag provides the flexibility for those couples seeking a more elegant styling. These edible favors will substitute sugar in a cocktail or flow nicely over the top of a bowl of ice cream and especially the next morning’s brunch of pancakes.
Maple Candy Favors
We offer a wide range of maple candy wedding favors unlike anything else on the market today. From maple leaf candy of different sizes to bride and groom shapes, we will add a level of customization for packaging to fit your wedding theme. Our candy wedding favors are made fresh to order with the option of two different flavor profiles, light and dark. Light candy is made from early season syrup, offering a finer flavor profile while the darker shade is comprised of late season syrup providing a bolder palate. In addition, we can package them together for a variety.
Are wedding favors necessary?
Tradition holds that wedding favors have been in use since at least the 16th century. Wealthy European families would show their gratitude by gifting a cube of sugar to each guest, which was special at the time due its scarcity. Though we have certainly come a long way since those days, a gift of gratitude has remained in style. We like to think our party favors are the next evolution of the cube of sugar and unique in their own way.
Do people still do wedding favors?
Yes, wedding favors remain as popular as ever, with couples allocating almost 1.5% of their total budget to this decision. However, members of the industry have noted that many people tire of the same old monogrammed gifts such as cups and bottle openers that will just collect dust in a drawer. One thing we can say with certainty is that it's not likely that an attractive maple gift will go to waste and be unappreciated.
How to display wedding favors?
In our experience, we have seen two popular options regarding the display of our unique favors. Most popular, and in our opinion one of the finest ways to display them are with the place setting of each guest. Like a bottle of fine whiskey or brandy, our luxury wedding favors have a golden hue that can be the capstone to each guests table layout, complementing your theme.
Secondly, a display tower greeting guests as they enter the wedding hall or tent is an attractive option. Prominently displayed in this manner, a 100 or more-glass maple leaves can look like a cascading waterfall of gold. No matter how you choose, we are certain you will have complete satisfaction.
When to order wedding favors?
In general, a month before the wedding is a great time to place your order. However, that does not mean you have to wait, especially for items that are not going to spoil like maple syrup favors. In addition, being a small family farm, we can tailor a shipment schedule to fit each couple’s needs.
How far ahead should you order personalized wedding favors?
Due to the nature of using a third party for customization, we recommend a 3-4 week lead time to the date of the wedding. We will need to deliver the glass to our custom engraver or work with our printing partner prior to packaging in order to provide a fresh Vermont maple product.
When should I order maple sugar candy favors?
It is our recommendation that maple sugar candy wedding favors should be ordered no later than 4 weeks before the event. In order to maintain the freshest possible product, we will not ship your maple candy favors until two weeks before your big day. This is to ensure that the freshest possible product is available upon delivery. Finally, we encourage you or your wedding planner to use the notes section of the order form to convey any critical information, in order to provide maximum satisfaction upon delivery.