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01/06/2013 at 05:17 pm

I have been searching for quite some time for the perfect favor for our Riviera Mya, Mexico - Destination Wedding.  Looking for something that falls into one or two of these categories:

 

1.  brought with me on the plane.  Must be compact.

 

2.  Ordered locally and therefore a tradition of Mexico. 

 

Hmmmmm. 

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01/06/2013 at 05:54 pm

welcome to PW!!! what a COOL place for a destination wedding!

i think personalized sunscreen and lipbalm is always great for a destination wedding! 

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other ideas:
-mini moraccas
- mexican wedding cookies (your caterer should be able to make these)
-your wedding sound track. (iv gotten this before and its an AWESOME mix!) 
-sugar skulls

 

thats all i can come up with off the top of my head that mexico-ish. :) 

 

 

01/06/2013 at 05:56 pm

welllllll, I LOVE Rivera Maya! I highly suggest doing the local favor. There are many things that would make for a wonderful favor that is traditionally Mexican.

1. Biscochitos/biscochos- these are a Mexican styles sugar cookie that is made with brandied anise, and rolled in cinnamon sugar. YUM!

2. Tequila is a common thing that is made in the area. If you are okay with alcohol, maybe finding individual sized tequila would be the way to go! OR have someone set up a tequila tasting stand instead- I am sure guests would love it, and it would make some great memories!

3. There are always fun local little "tourist" gifts, from flip flops, to woven bracelets, to little handmade dolls. You could have a variety, and set them out randomly at place settings.

4. Are you musically inclined? Traditional insruments like maracas and castanets would be a fun way to showcase your abilities, and give them a way to play with the beat of the music at your reception!

5. I have to mention, sombreros! The also made mini ones, and these could fall in the tourist type gifts mentioned earlier.

There is so much you could do! :D If in doubt, talk to your wedding coordinator at the destination site for more ideas. They would love for you to support local merchants, and probably even know some! :)

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