Wedding Bell Favors

Wedding bells have long been a traditional decoration object. This idea was derived from the historical ringing of church bells when a couple is wed.

Today nearly any type of materials has been made into the shape of a traditional church bell to be used in wedding decorations. For instance, bell-shaped cookies and cakes as well as bell-shaped chocolates have been created.

Contemporary bell designs also have been incorporated into wedding decoration themes as well. Many of these are used as table decorations that guests take home afterwards.

These are often personalized, decorated, or wrapped in some way to make the gift for guests more meaningful. Additional wedding bell favors include the following:

• Bell-shaped bottle stoppers and bottle openers: Sometimes these item are decorative and sometimes they actually ring. These as well as other bell wedding favors can be used as “kissing bells,” for when the guests want to signal for the bride and groom to lock lips at the dinner table.  

• Ringing bell letter openers or pencil tops: These are often appreciated by guests as a simple gesture. They can be used, but are mostly intended to be a keepsake. Often the couple's names and wedding dates are engraved on an item like this.

• Gold or silver-plated dinner bells: These are made into plain traditional styles of bells. However, often they include an ornament at the tip of the bell, which usually also serves as a handle. These come in handy when time to make the bride and groom kiss during the reception dinner. 

• Bell Place Card Holders: These often make great table place decorations and they also serve as kissing bells as well. With these guests will not have to risk breaking a glass while clanging the side of it with a spoon. Just like most wedding favors, these are often personalized and they come in a variety of sizes ans styles.

• Crystal Wedding Bell Favors: All of the above-mentioned items can be found made of a crystal material. They often serve a similar function, and are usually tested to be made sturdy enough not to break. They often are made to double as both kissing bells and/or place card holders. 

• Bubbles with tie-on Bells: A very popular wedding favor handed out is the time-tested miniature bottles of bubbles. An easy way to make these bland white bottles a little more decorative is to add some tiny tie-on bells. They usually fit quite snug around the neck of the bubbles container.

• Wedding Bell-Shaped Bath Soaps: These are easy to make at home and also can be special-ordered. They can be packed one in a tiny piece of fabric or plastic wrap or they can be placed in a tiny gift box, or in a basket lined with color paper shredding. 

Wedding bell favors can be purchased ready-made and pre-packaged. However, if you are the more creative type you can wrap them or box them your self at home. You can also add your own finishing touches to homemade wedding bell favors for next to nothing.

Summary

Wedding bells have long been a traditional decoration object. This idea was derived from the historical ringing of church bells when a couple is wed.

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