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What are some wedding favour ideas for a summer wedding?

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

Short answer

For a summer wedding, choose light, refreshing favours like mini bottles of lemonade, seed packets, or personalised fans. Edible treats such as honey or jam in small jars also work well. Keep them simple and useful in the heat.

Summer weddings call for favours that feel fresh and don't weigh guests down. Mini bottles of chilled lemonade or iced tea are a lovely, thirst-quenching option, especially if you hand them out as guests leave the ceremony. Seed packets of wildflowers or sunflower seeds tie into the season and let guests grow something in memory of your day. Personalised paper fans are practical and thoughtful, particularly for outdoor ceremonies where the sun can be strong.

Edible favours are always popular. Small jars of local honey, strawberry jam, or chutney capture the taste of summer and are easy to take home. If you want something lighter, try individual bags of dried fruit, mints, or homemade shortbread. Avoid chocolate that might melt, and skip anything that needs refrigeration unless you have a cool space.

Think about presentation too. A simple tag with your names and the date, tied with twine, adds a personal touch. You could also include a note about how to use the favour, like a recipe for the jam or instructions for planting the seeds. The best summer favour is one that makes guests smile without causing them any hassle in the warm weather.

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