Cookie cutter wedding favors give you a lot of options for being totally unique

There is nothing wrong with cookie cutter wedding favors just as they are. In fact, they are a very nice, classy, and safe bet. But we like to talk about DETAILS that can make big differences on this site so let's see how that can apply here.

On a basic level, here's what you might get. A cookie cutter favor that says "cut out" for each other or something of that nature is fun. Everyone will get a smile out of that and with a few different sizes, they're definitely useful.

Another angle is to have cookie cutter wedding favors that carry your theme. These might be a pineapple or palm tree for a beach theme wedding or a snowflake for a "winter wonderland" wedding. Another cute wedding favor theme idea is a bee-shaped cookie cutter to go with a "Meant to Bee" theme. The cool thing about these ideas is that these cookie cutters have matching tags that correspond with certain motifs that you can use as a brand or logo on other items in your wedding such as invitations, place cards, save the date cards/magnets, tins, candles, and boxes.

Here are some ways to make your cookie cutter favors that much more unique:

• Display them on a lighted tree as a hanging ornament (use the included ribbon and tie it loosely to make a hanger). The lights will make the metal shine and everyone will have fun picking one from the tree.

• Use your cookie cutter favors as napkin rings at your reception tables.

• Fill organza bags with candies and your cookie cutters.

• Fill glassine bags with your cookie cutters and candy.

• If you want a fun do it yourself project, take cookie cutter wedding favors and fill them with fudge or chocolate, then decorate with icing! Not for outdoor receptions, of course.

• Include your own personalized bag of cookie mix with your cookie cutter wedding favors.

• For the do-it-yourself project lover that's good in the kitchen - Make cookies (or have them made) that have been cut with your cookie cutter wedding favors. Include them on tables, your buffet, or even in your favor boxes or bags! You can decorate them in frosting to match your wedding colors.

• If your setting is casual enough, include a small can of playdoh for the kids. They'll make playdoh cookies with their cookie cutter wedding favors. You could also have crayons and paper for the kids to trace around their favors.