Wedding favour tags

Wedding favour tags

This sheet prints 15 round wedding favour tags, each 55 mm across with a hole at the top for ribbon. Each says Thank you in classic sage lettering, with the couple's names and the wedding date in smaller type underneath, a small heart either side of the hole and a fine sage border.

Last reviewed 3 October 2026

About this version

Favour tags go on the small gifts left at each place setting: sugared almonds, a jar of honey, seeds, a candle or a miniature bottle. This version prints 15 round tags on one A4 sheet, each 55 mm across, five across and three down. Each has a 6 mm hole near the top inside a sage ring, a small sage heart either side of the hole, Thank you in classic lettering, and Amy and Joe, 12 June 2027 in smaller bold type underneath. A fine sage line runs inside the edge, and there are no To and From lines, because favours are for every guest.

To make them yours, type your own names and date in the second line, such as Priya and Tom, 4 May 2027. You can change the message too: With love, Thank you for sharing our day, or a short line about the favour itself, such as Love is sweet for a sweet favour. Choose a colour to match your stationery: sage, navy, berry, gold and charcoal all suit wedding colours, and black and white prints well on ivory or kraft card. A guest list of 90 needs six sheets.

Print a test sheet first and hold a tag against the favour to check the size. Tie the tags on a week before the wedding, not the night before, and ask someone to help: 100 tags take about an hour to cut, punch and tie. If favours are going on a table outdoors, tie them tightly so the wind does not take them.

Print at 100% on 250 gsm card in white, ivory or kraft. Cut the sheet into squares along the dashed lines, then cut round each circle on its solid outline; a 55 mm circle punch, sold for card making, does this in one press. Punch the hole and thread with thin satin ribbon or twine.