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Mini Honey Jar Wedding Favours

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Small hexagonal honey jars with gold lids, wooden honey dippers and 'Meant to bee' labels with the couple's names, set out as wedding favours
Photo: Hasan Gulec · Pexels License

What you'll make

Each favour is a 45 ml hexagon glass jar filled with supermarket or local honey, sealed with its gold lid, topped with a printed round label and finished with a wooden dipper tied on with twine. A 40-jar kit, a 454 g jar of Tesco honey and a sheet of labels come to about 77p a guest, against £3 for a personalised 50 g jar from a beekeeper. Honey keeps for months at room temperature, so you can fill the jars weeks before the wedding.

Materials (per item)

  • mini honey jar with spoon and twine · 1 setthe jar each guest takes home£0.55
  • runny honey · 55 gfills each jar£0.21
  • round printable sticker · 1 labelyour names and date on the lid£0.01
  • DIY cost each£0.77

Tools

  • Inkjet or laser printer
  • Free design tool such as Canva
  • Kitchen scales
  • Squeezy bottle or jug with a pouring lip
  • Large bowl
  • Kitchen roll
  • Baking tray lined with baking paper
  • Scissors

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