Bridal Feature:hot Trends In Table Favors

Hot trends in table favors (NC)—Choosing the right gift to show your appreciation for your wedding guests can be a challenging task. You want the gift to be appropriate, meaningful and tasteful. But most of all you want it to reflect your personality and flair.

One thing is now certain in today's modern day weddings, when it comes to table favors anything goes. Your choices can now range from soap favors, box favors, tulle favors, candle and glass favors. You could choose from personalized boxes containing mints, truffles, potpourri and different fruit. Let's not forget the famed bridal coffee packs and tea bags, or the fortune cookies with special messages enclosed.

But the latest hot trend in wedding table favors is — printed chocolates. They have gained such popularity because of their versatility as decorative, tasteful and unforgettable personalized gifts.

Anne-Marie Tremblay, President of Cacao Design, says "our printed fine chocolates have become a very popular choice with couples looking to give a sentimental and unique table favor for their wedding guests."

Her Montreal-based firm is the only manufacturing company in North America to specialize in printed chocolates. Available in white, dark or milk Belgium chocolate the designer, high-quality products can be imprinted with the couples' names, initials, special messages or unique custom designs. A wide choice of colors and wrappings are available to match the custom colour scheme and image you desire.

A delight to the palate and the eyes these high-quality chocolates become a delicious personalized reminder of a beautiful evening.

"It was fun to watch the reaction of our guests as they discovered our initials and thank you message on the chocolates," said Marie François, who chose decorative boxes of printed chocolates as table favors for her wedding guests last July. "We received a lot of great comments from our guests who had never seen anything like that before. I really wanted to give something personal and unique."

Cacao Design's full line of wedding gift products will be on display at the Sheldon Bridal Show taking place on November 28-29 at the Montreal Congress Centre. For more information on printed chocolates and other wedding gift options visit www.cacao-design.com.

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