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Whenever a pair of lovers decides to tie the knot, there are stumbling blocks that gives the couple some amount of stress. This stress can show at your wedding day as an eyebag, a zit, a stubble, an amount of irritation or worse, lowering your immune system and getting ill - and you don't want that. In order for you to reduce the stress of making your wedding plans work, you must maintain your calm and clear thinking. You can always use a word of advice from your mother or your best friend, and even your fiance.

These stumbling blocks can range from the bridesmaid getting chicken pox, the fabric you ordered a week ago was out of stock - in fact they can range from major to minor stuff. One of these minor stuff is something as trivial as running out of wedding favor ideas or confusion from the wide array of options that you have. You have attended so many weddings and the wedding favor agent showed you so much to choose from that you cannot decide. Before you decide however, there are some things that you must consider in choosing the favor for your wedding.

One of which is your wedding budget. At this time of economic fluctuations, you can pick something that will not put a dent on your budget. There are reception catering services that include in their package those small box of treats ranging from sugar coated almonds, specially baked brownies that leaves you wanting for more, edible assortment of shapes like flowers, hearts, doves and more as wedding favors.

Alternatively, you can use an acetate, cut and folded into a box and therein contained the treat. A small piece of tag can be placed where a simple computerized or hand-written thank you note and name of the couple is printed.

Why do you give out these small boxes of treats to symbolize your gratitude on the first place? It is a tradition that was passed on from generations to generations. It used to be in any form of edible treats made of sugar. Newly wed couples give them out towards the end of the reception program not just a way of thanking their guests but to signify luck. It is believed to be that if the newly weds would pass these wedding favors to guests, they are passing out luck and hoped to be included in that luck. This tradition have evolved from the sweet sugar coated almond nuts and candies to personalized ceramics, woven baskets and other trinkets.

In these modern times, such tradition is maintained to symbolize the present generation's value for tradition, respect and gratitude. Such treats does not only stand for the gratitude the newly wed couple felt for the guests, or their hopes of being included in the luck of the well-wishers. It can also mean that the bride and groom give high regard to the presence of their guests and the strong bond of affection from both friends and family. It is a but a small box of gratitude, but it may mean a lot for the real friends and family that witnessed your special day.