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What are some wedding favour ideas for kids?

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

Short answer

Give children their own favour bag with small, practical treats like colouring books, crayons, bubbles, stickers, or a mini activity pack. Keep it simple, safe and fun so it keeps them entertained during the wedding.

Children often enjoy favours they can use straight away, rather than something to keep. A small bag or box with a colouring book and crayons works well, as does a pot of bubbles for outdoor weddings. Sticker sheets, temporary tattoos, or a small puzzle book are also popular. You could add a snack, such as a wrapped biscuit or a fruit pouch, but check with parents about allergies first.

Think about the age range of the children attending. For younger kids, soft toys or sensory items like a mini spinning top are good. For older children, a small notebook with a pen, or a simple craft kit, can be a hit. Avoid anything with tiny parts that could be a choking hazard, and skip items that need adult help to open or assemble.

You can also make the favour part of the day's fun. For example, a wedding-themed word search or a bingo card for the ceremony keeps children focused. If you have a children's table, place the favours there before the meal so they can start playing. Remember that the favour should feel special for the child, not just a smaller version of an adult gift. A little note with their name on it makes it feel personal.

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