One Line Toasts and Wedding Favors to Match
It is customary at wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and other wedding events for the bride and groom, certain members of the wedding party and various family and friends to give toasts.. For people who don’t care to speak in public this may be an intimidating prospect. Questions running the head of the poor fool next in line to speak will be “what should I say”, “how long should I speak”, “to be funny or not funny”, “gosh I could really use the drink before the toast”.
Take the pressure off your guests and leave wedding favors on the reception tables that will get their tongues wagging about the perfect toast. Mini bottles of wine and champagne are not only darling wedding favors, but mighty drinkable as well! Pleasing to the palate these small samplings of wine, champagne or even sparkling grape juice, look charming when setting next to each place-setting, ready and waiting for a toast to be lifted. The labels on the small wine bottle wedding favors can be personalized with the names of the bride and groom as well as the event details. But, personalize your wedding favors even further by attaching little tags that are printed with one-line toasts, perfect as stand-alone salutations or as a starter for a much longer monologue on marriage! Here are some one-line toast ideas for your wedding favors:
- May the joys you share today be the beginning of a lifetime of great happiness and fulfillment.
- May your joys be as deep as the ocean, and your troubles as light as its foam.
- Here’s to my bride: she knows everything about me, yet loves me just the same.
- May all your hopes and dreams come true, and may the memory of this day become more dear with each passing year.
- Here’s to the bride – may she share everything with her husband –and that includes the housework.
- May we never forget what is worth remembering or remember what is best forgotten.
- The two secrets to a good memory are a good sense of humor and a short memory!
- You know, the trouble with being the best man at a wedding is that you never get to actually prove it.
- Marriage is like a violin. After the music is over, you still have the strings.
