Baby Shower Favors

Wrap homemade cookies for guests in these takeaway tissue paper envelopes.

Tea is twice as nice coupled with cookies flavored the same way. These Earl Grey tea cookies were made by mixing tea leaves into shortbread batter. Customize a box with corrugated paper to form sections for cookies and tea bags, and wrap with damask paper and ribbon.

Miniature lunch boxes make great vessels for a pretty snack of cookies or candies for guests to take home.

Guests will adore receiving packages of this citrusy coriander mix. The rub has just a few high-impact ingredients and provides full-on flavor. Include tags with the ingredient list and suggestions on how to use the rub.

The classic ensemble of a striped button-down shirt and French-knot cuff links inspired these favors in summery hues, which we filled with saltwater taffy.

Spice up a favor of coffee by creating a distinctive flavor, then finish with a ribbon and a decorative sticker.

For a favor that brings out the kid in guests, turn baking cups into darling dishes brimming with old-fashioned hard candies (these have hazelnut chocolate filling). The cups are normally used for baking single servings of brioche, so they're made of stiff paper that can hold lots of little treats. To package each favor, add candy to the cup, then wrap in cellophane. Tie closed with a ribbon threaded with a printed paper tag.

Fill these eye-batching and easy-to-make favor pouches with mini treasures of your choice.

Send guests home with snacks and sweets in a suprisingly simple package.

Invite guests to help themselves to these yummy color-coordinated candy favors pinned on linen covered cork board.

Make some homemade cookies and place them in labeled jars. This way, your guests can choose their favorites. Set out glassine-lined bags and seals for packaging cookies to go.

Gifting guests with custom totes are practical and pretty.