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bzone
I have decided to do a candy buffet table at my wedding for the favors. I would like to put a container or bag at each chair with a note inviting them to visit the candy buffet. What is the best choice for a container or bag? I want something that they can close so their candy won't spill all over the place once they get back to their seat. And I'd like something that will match my light blue color theme. And something that will hold about 4 oz of candy. Any suggestions?
Answer
Check out these ideas for favor boxes or bags:
*Miniature paper boxes tied with colorful ribbon work well for truffles, fudge, and cake.
*Clear cellophane bags fastened with foil seals show off delicious cookies.
*Tins with stickers displaying your names and wedding date can hold mints or small chocolate candies.
*Mason jars are perfect for homemade jam.
*Coffee mugs customized with your monogram complement packets of gourmet coffee or hot cocoa.
*Sheer organdy bags are versatile and can hold a variety of favors, such as candy or cookie cutters.
*Metal pails highlight a seaside wedding when paired with flip-flops and a beach towel.
*Chinese take-out boxes filled with fortune cookies can be used to reflect an Asian-inspired theme.
http://weddings.weddingchannel.com/wedding-planning-ideas/wedding-favors/qa/what-types-of-containers-work-well-for-favors.aspx
Check out these ideas for favor boxes or bags:
*Miniature paper boxes tied with colorful ribbon work well for truffles, fudge, and cake.
*Clear cellophane bags fastened with foil seals show off delicious cookies.
*Tins with stickers displaying your names and wedding date can hold mints or small chocolate candies.
*Mason jars are perfect for homemade jam.
*Coffee mugs customized with your monogram complement packets of gourmet coffee or hot cocoa.
*Sheer organdy bags are versatile and can hold a variety of favors, such as candy or cookie cutters.
*Metal pails highlight a seaside wedding when paired with flip-flops and a beach towel.
*Chinese take-out boxes filled with fortune cookies can be used to reflect an Asian-inspired theme.
http://weddings.weddingchannel.com/wedding-planning-ideas/wedding-favors/qa/what-types-of-containers-work-well-for-favors.aspx
Should we get a hotel by Disney or by the Beach in Florida and drive to the other?
noujamelli
We want to go on vacation to Florida for a week and we want to enjoy the beach and take the kids to the parks like Disney world, sea world and universal studios, so should we get a hotel by disney and drive to the beach or get a hotel by the beach and drive to disney?
Thanks.
Answer
For going to Disney, get a hotel near Disney. You want to spend your day at Haunted Mansion and Animal Safari, not driving out SR528. And after the fireworks end at 11:30, you want to be back at your hotel by 12:30 or 1:00, not by 2 or 3. Staying at a Disney resort is best if you can afford it, because spending less time getting around equals more time for fun stuff. The "B" price resorts are a really good upgrade from the economy resorts, at modestly higher rate.
For going to the beach, get a hotel near the beach. That way you have somewhere to go besides your car for our short, frequent rain showers. (Do not stay out on the beach during rain. Florida has a lot of lightning strikes.) It is long ugly, itchy, sandy car ride all the way back to Orlando after the long drive to Cocoa Beach. The Days Inn is one block from the beach, next door to RonJon's (reasonable bike and board rentals), has a courtyard with picnic tables and charcoal grills, and has a supermarket right across A1A at reasonable rates.
If you want a quieter beach experience, spend a day or two in Flagler Beach or Vero Beach. For lodging bargains (very clean and excellent location, but a tad shabby in spots) I recommend Topaz Inn and Vero Beach Inn respectively.
If you only have a week, you are going to have to focus on two ro three activities. There is too much to do in Florida to "see it all" in just 7 days. Relax and visit us again next year.
For going to Disney, get a hotel near Disney. You want to spend your day at Haunted Mansion and Animal Safari, not driving out SR528. And after the fireworks end at 11:30, you want to be back at your hotel by 12:30 or 1:00, not by 2 or 3. Staying at a Disney resort is best if you can afford it, because spending less time getting around equals more time for fun stuff. The "B" price resorts are a really good upgrade from the economy resorts, at modestly higher rate.
For going to the beach, get a hotel near the beach. That way you have somewhere to go besides your car for our short, frequent rain showers. (Do not stay out on the beach during rain. Florida has a lot of lightning strikes.) It is long ugly, itchy, sandy car ride all the way back to Orlando after the long drive to Cocoa Beach. The Days Inn is one block from the beach, next door to RonJon's (reasonable bike and board rentals), has a courtyard with picnic tables and charcoal grills, and has a supermarket right across A1A at reasonable rates.
If you want a quieter beach experience, spend a day or two in Flagler Beach or Vero Beach. For lodging bargains (very clean and excellent location, but a tad shabby in spots) I recommend Topaz Inn and Vero Beach Inn respectively.
If you only have a week, you are going to have to focus on two ro three activities. There is too much to do in Florida to "see it all" in just 7 days. Relax and visit us again next year.
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