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New Years weddings have a sparkle and theme only known to New Years.
Here are a few suggestions which will hopefully make your life a bit easier if you are struggling for ideas.
For a little extravaganza why not leave a tower of Ferrero Rocher chocolates on each table and hear the squeals of laughter as each guest try not to knock down the chocolate tower? The chocolates come in different flavors now with the original Ferrero Rocher: milk chocolate filled with hazelnuts covered in a beautiful gold wrapper. Ferrero Rondoir which is a dark chocolate filled with a crispy wafer, wrapped in a gorgeous dark brown silky wrapper. Ferrero Garden wrapped in a beautiful silver wrapper and filled with coconut and chocolate. You can have all three types in a special Christmas box or buy the chocolate types individually in their own boxes.
An easy and low cost New Years present for your guests would be to burn off a CD all of your favorite songs which has meant everything to you as a couple. Your guests can enjoy listening to the songs when they go home. A little reminder of the history that you both share.
Another good idea which dosn't cost a lot of money would be for each guest to pre-record a wedding message to you both and a family member can burn this recording onto a CD and leave the CDS on the table as a New Year's Wedding Favor. Another fun and low cost wedding favor would be a handmade fortune cookie. You can print off little strips of paper with a different fortune on each strip then wrap them up in netting, or tie them around the middle of an Oreo cookie which you have iced yourself with a message to your guests.
A fun and party New Year's party favors would be funky glow in the dark sticks which can be made into bracelets, necklaces, or glow in the dark large glasses, or wands that can light up your wedding tables. If your venue allows you can use light up sparklers. Be careful if children are around.
Why not add some luxury Christmas crackers to your wedding feather tables? You can purchase them in any color from any store in town.
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Source by Kath Anderson
