Blooming Flower Bottle Stopper in Whimsical Window Gift Box

Blooming Flower Bottle Stopper in Whimsical Window Gift Box
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Blooming Flower Bottle Stopper in Whimsical Window Gift Box144 Weddings

Inspired by the vibrant, breathtaking beauty that rises from April's rains and sunny days, we bring you the Blooming Bottle Stopper, unique wedding favors designed to delight your guests at the reception and when they take them home.

Bursting forth from the supple, spring-green stopper and stem is a translucent pink flower with a green center. As enchanting as the flower is the presentation.

The flower "grows" in a pretty, little lavender pot inside a clear display gift box. On the front of the flower pot, it reads "Blooming Bottle Stopper." Behind the pot is a "window" that looks out onto a sunny spring day, with bright-blue sky, white clouds and a lovely field of flowers.

A sheer, white organza ribbon and bow and matching, flower-shaped "For You" tag complete the presentation.

The "Blooming" Bottle Stopper measures 4" h x 2" w, and the gift box measures 4 1/2" h x 2 1/2" w x 1 1/2" d.

Optional: Add Personalized tags for 33 cents each when you order 24 or more. No personalization available for orders of less than 24 pieces of this favor.

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These wedding favors or accessories were added to our catalog on Friday 14 March, 2008.

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Engagement Party Games

The engagement party is a time when the families of the couple will get to know one another. In some cases, this might be the first meeting between the two families or groups of friends and any icebreaker activity will be a welcome event. It is not the time to discuss wedding favors or wedding planning.

In that light, whoever plans the engagement party (likely the brides family, but it can be the engaged couple or anyone else who wants to plan the party) should plan a few games and activities designed to help everyone get to know everyone else.

First up is a trivia game. Create a "Trivial Pursuit" type game with questions about the bride and grooms lives. You might contain the questions to just facts and events relating to both the bride and groom (such as how long did it take her to say "yes" when he asked, where did he propose, where did they meet, etc), or you can include questions pertaining to their lives outside of each other and before they met each other. Not only can this be fun, but also it is an entertaining way for people to get to know each other and the engaged couple better.

One popular icebreaker that is used at corporate functions and company parties can also work really well at engagement parties. Tape a card to each persons back and encourage him or her to work the room, mingle with everyone and particularly try to get to know someone they have never met before. Before moving on to someone else, be sure to make a comment about the person on the card on his or her back. Partiers write an impression of that person, such as "she seems sweet" or "he knows a lot about the weather".

This icebreaker ends when the mingling session is over. The cards are then read one by one and people not only get to know each other better, but enjoy hearing all the comments people made about them. Try to ensure that comments are complimentary or somehow presented in a positive light. Hurtful comments, obviously, are not appropriate.

If this is truly the first time many of the guests have met, then another fun game involving the wearing of cards might be in order. In this game, each guest wears a card on their front that has their name on the front and a number on the back. They do not share with anyone what their number is. Guests mingle and chat and get to know each other over the course of the evening.

Toward the end of the evening, the cards are flipped over and the number side is shown. Everyone gets a piece of paper and writes the numbers on the paper, then tries to correspond the name of someone with their number. This fun game can be hard for people who are bad with names, but it is fun nonetheless.

For an activity that does not put people on the spot quite so much, consider letting the already marrieds help out the to-be marrieds. Place two pieces of posterboard on the wall and mark them "advice from women" and "advice from men". Now is the time to offer advice about wedding planning and wedding favors, not about being married. That advice can come later. Encourage guests to offer their own wedding planning advice. The advice from older people at the party could be decidedly different from the younger couples in the group, making for an enlightening group of comments.