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How much should wedding favors cost?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For parents

Short answer

There is no fixed amount for wedding favours in the UK. You can spend as little or as much as you like, but most couples keep them modest. The cost depends on your guest list, your budget and what you choose to give.

Wedding favours do not have a standard price. Some couples spend almost nothing by making something themselves, while others choose a more generous gift. The right amount is whatever fits comfortably in your overall wedding budget without causing stress.

A useful way to think about cost is per guest rather than per favour. If you have a large wedding, even a small cost per person adds up quickly. If you have a smaller guest list, you might afford something a little more special. There is no rule that favours must cost the same for every guest, though it is simpler if they do.

Many couples skip favours entirely, and that is fine. If favours matter to you, set a total amount you are happy to spend and divide it by your guest count. That gives you a clear ceiling. Remember that favours are a thank you, not a requirement. Guests will not judge you on the value of the favour. They will remember the thought behind it. If you are on a tight budget, a homemade favour or a practical item like a packet of seeds can feel generous without costing much.

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