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When trying to decide on the choice of wedding favors to have, there are many possible choices: photographs, candy, coasters or travel gifts, bath gels, wine corks, cookies and so on. But the bride has her heart set on chocolate. She has always loved chocolate and has her mind made up on chocolate wedding favors for her wedding. After all, who doesn't love chocolate?
The Very Serious Choice Of Which Chocolate
Now you face the weighty decision as to the style of chocolate for your sensuous wedding favors. Should you have white chocolate or dark chocolate wedding favors? Maybe a combination of creamy milk chocolate and dark chocolate hazelnut would be a good idea? Or maybe decide on a combination of white chocolate and dark chocolate in one wedding favor.
As a rule, nuts are generally not a good idea in any recipe for wedding favors as some people have serious peanut or nut allergies. If finances are tight, it is probably best to have one flavor of chocolate for the wedding favors. The more complex the selection is, the costlier the favors will be. You have probably already decided to have a chocolate fountain, so you can certainly select different flavors of chocolate for the fountain and the favors. After those decisions are made, you need to select the design and style of the chocolate wedding favor.
You could choose chocolate cookies on a stick, covered chocolate hearts, chocolate M&Ms, chocolate mints, plain solid chocolate with a unique flavoring ingredient such as orange or cherry or decide to get really elaborate and select miniature chocolate swans or romantic chocolate basket wedding favors. In truth, the possibilities are nearly inexhaustible when the moment comes to finally select the unique combination of taste and appearance of your chocolate wedding favor.
But what is absolutely necessary to add the finishing touch to your chocolate wedding favors is the way you decide to personalize them. You may decide to have the names of the bride and groom and date of the wedding on the item, a sweet saying or simply have a "thank you" or other short message of affection on the chocolate wedding favor.