15 Personalized Baby Shower Party Favors

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These handcrafted favors are perfect for any party or celebration.

Photography: Brklyn View Photography

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Tea-Bag Envelopes

This is a beautiful party favor wherever tea is served: A bag of loose-leaf tea—a custom blend, courtesy of yours truly—is tucked inside this paper-folded envelope, given a tiny gold-plated spoon, and tied in a pretty satin bow. Add a tag that says "thank you" to your guests.

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Cookie Envelope

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

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Tea and Cookies

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.
Photography: Laura Moss

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Pie to Go

Leftover dessert doubles as guest favors when packaged in boxes that are as pretty as, well, pie.
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Striped Favor Boxes

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.
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Photography: Ellen McDermott

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Meringue Favors

Package meringues in clear plastic boxes lined with patterned paper and tied with ribbon in a matching color for a sweet treat to send home with shower guests.
Photography: Sang An

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Caramel-Filled Cones

Caramel-filled paper cones make sweet and festive party favors.
Photography: Sang An

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Town House Gift Boxes

Homemade cookies seem all the more authentic when packaged in quaint town house gift boxes.
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Personalized Coffee Blend Favors

Spice up a favor of coffee by creating a distinctive flavor, then finish with a ribbon and a decorative sticker.
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Old-Time Candy Cups

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.
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Photography: Amy Neunsinger

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Cherry Favors

Each of these pretty sacks holds a handful of juicy red cherries, the perfect snack to send home with guests after a garden party or picnic shower. Buy a bunch of glassine bags, and snip the tops with scalloped scissors. Fill each bag with enough cherries, or any small fruit, so they peek out over the top. Turn in the corners underneath the bags to help them stand up. Display the finished bags on wooden crates set on a table near the exit.
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Dahlia Favor Pouches

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

Gifting guests with custom totes are practical and pretty.
Photography: DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN

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Glam Jelly Beans

Clear tubes filled with jelly beans in gradient colors are simply way present this budget-friendly candy.
Photography: Raymond Hom

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Favor Cones

Use our template to create these paper cones in the color of your choice.
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