Wedding Bell Favors - Traditional, But Still Unique

The origin of wedding bell favors, more specifically wedding bells at weddings dates back to ancient times. By ringing the bells, it was to ward off evil spirits.

Nowadays, ringing wedding bell favors provided by the bride and groom is a great (and more tasteful) alternative than banging silverware or tapping glasses to get the wedding couple's attention.

Wedding bells also encourage participation of the wedding guests at the reception, which is also a delight.

If you are getting married in a church think about doing some romantic wedding bell favors. You can do this by adding ribbon, glitter and embellishments to traditional wedding bells. Wedding bell favors are sometimes called kissing bells. This is because when the guests ring the bells the bride and the groom are suppose to kiss! This is a very inexpensive and romantic favor to give to your guests.

"Wedded Bliss" Silver-Plated Wedding Bell

It's a glorious day for a wedding, and there's no better way to end the day than with the ringing of this petite silver-plated wedding bell. Guests will enjoy saluting the happy couple's first dance, toast or departure with the delightful tinkling sound that can be heard throughout the reception. Facts and features: Measures 2 ¾"" tall Silver-plated bell

Sweethearts Wedding Bell - Bell and Placecard Holder

Imagine it: tiny, tinkly bells ringing out during your wedding celebrations, filling the air with joyful sounds and your tables with gleaming silver. These bells are beyond adorable, with their ornate dual-heart handle and their precious little tinkle. Guests won't be able to resist using them to call for a toast or speech or even to get a kiss out of the happy new couple. Measures approximately 2"" tall.

If you are planning on having an outdoor wedding some favors you might consider giving your guests are little packets of flower seeds tied with a bow. If you want to do something a little different, you could fill mini watering cans with heart shaped candies and tie a pretty ribbon around them. Any of these can be decorated with glittery mini-wedding bell favors.There are a lot of great options of an outdoor wedding!

For different seasons, you might think about giving out wedding favors that go along with the season. Attaching tiny flowers to your wedding bell favors work well in the spring, an ornament in the winter, a small pumpkin in the fall or a paper lantern in the summer. Wedding bell favors can be picked to match the colors and styles of your wedding as well.

It doesn't matter what time of year your wedding takes place, candy is always sure to please. But, you can still make it flow with your wedding bell favors if you mold candy into wedding bells or buy candy in the shape of wedding bells.