About Housewarming Party Favors
If you're planning a housewarming party, chances are you might be a little low on funds after purchasing a home. However, it is always nice to thank your guests for coming by providing a little favor before they leave. They can be store-bought or handmade. Does this Spark an idea?
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Housewarming Favors on a Budget
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Housewarming favors do not have to be expensive. If you are going to buy them, some popular choices are ice cream scoops, corkscrews, pizza cutters or gel candles. Other useful items include key chains, screwdrivers and small hammers. Some good resources for these items include Wal-Mart or by shopping online at kitchen supply sites such as The Pampered Chef (see Resources).
Homemade Housewarming Favors
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If you are feeling crafty and want to give an item that has a more personal touch, you can make your own jewelry boxes. Craft stores such as Michaels (see Resources) offer a wide array of small wooden boxes for you to decorate. You can paint them, stain them or personalize them with names.
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Edible Housewarming Favors
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Edible favors are often a hit. You can purchase small candy boxes, or make homemade cookies. Pecan pralines are easy to make, and people love them. You can find recipes online or in a favorite cookbook. Once your items are made, you can wrap them in colored cellophane and tie with a pretty ribbon.
Housewarming Favor That Grows
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Flower bulbs are a great way to say thank you to your guests. It is something that they can take away to beautify their home.
Presenting Your Housewarming Favors
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If it is a small, intimate gathering, and you are planning a sit-down, place the favor by the guest's seat at the table. If you are planning a larger affair, consider placing a basket by your front door, and guests can take a favor on their way out. If they are personalized, make sure they are labeled accordingly.
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