8 Creative Packaging Ideas for Bridal Shower Favors

If you’re jarring homemade jam for guests to take home, make the presentation extra sweet. This kit includes two dozen gingham paper jar covers, labels, gift tags, and ribbon.

To buy: $14, shopsweetlulu.com.

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Want to add a festive touch to a glassine bag or paper bag? Seal it with a sticker that coordinates with your party palette. Available in assorted colors.

To buy: $6 for 60, cutetape.com.

If you’re bored of the same old paper bags, then pick a design that’s covered with clusters of pretty buds.

To buy: $5 for 25, queenandcompany.com.

You can transform a simple treat into an unforgettable takeaway with the right finishing touch. And when it comes to making a lasting impression, these hand printed wooden tags are wow-worthy details.

To buy: $9, sucreshop.com.

If you’re playing off a fun nostalgic theme (maybe the bride and groom met in grammar school?), then choose a goody bag that speaks to the couple—and their memorable ride together.

To buy: $5 for 20, etsy.com.

Maybe you’re hosting a lobster bake or the bride is getting married on a beach, pull the theme together by stamping this underwater icon on favor bags, party napkins, and more.

To buy: $7, paperpresentation.com.

For an elegant touch, seal bags with a strip of gold. Party hosts will be delighted by this mess-free metallic alternative.

To buy: $4 for three yards, paper-source.com.

If you have grand plans of cascading honeycomb balls along the walls, then you’ll go crazy for these petite paper styles. Simply loop around each individual gift bag. Available in 13 colors.

To buy: $1 each, shopsweetlulu.com.

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