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Rustic. Vintage-Inspired. Natural… Unique Wedding Favors by joblake.etsy.com

Unique Wedding Favor - The Alice

Rustic. Vintage-Inspired. Natural... Unique Wedding Favors by joblake.etsy.com

These tiny wee apothecary bottles serve as a unique wedding favor as they are both personalized keepsake and additional table deocration in one. I made these flower vases, among many other things, for my lovely outdoor, farm & vineyard wedding last fall and would love, love, love to make them again for another blushing bride to be!
These delicate bottles, when filled with itsy bitsy, purty flowers, look so romantic, so sweet...so personal (my mother-in-law kindly filled my vases the day before our wedding and stored them in her fridge). The attached name tag is small in size to match the bottle's proportions and is constructed completely by hand using the finest of materials: heavy woven cardstock, handmade Lokta paper, cotton bookbinding twine and metal eyelets. The couple's name and wedding date is typed individually on each tag using my great, great aunt's vintage typewriter.
When placed at each seat of a table, the flowery bottles look gorgeous together (and also create additional table decoration)!  These favors are sure to be a hit and not forgotten; almost in entirety, friends and family took their petite vases home from our wedding, much like tiny treasures...and have since displayed them, enjoyed them and reused them (my intent exactly).
They are especially perfect for an outdoor, natural style, rustic, woodland, vintagey wedding.
I can recreate the ones pictured or create something exquisitely custom for you. All my bottles/vases are approximately 3" in height and 1.25" in width. The corresponding name tag is approximately 1" in height and 2" in width.
Pricing for favors is as follows:
1-49: $3.80/pc
50-99: $3.65/pc over 100: $3.50/pc Current shipping time for this particular design is 3 weeks from order date.
Thank you so much for looking!
Joanna www.joblake.etsy.com

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