We loved your favors from the launch party you hosted for David Stark’s new book, "The Art of the Party" – can you share some other examples of other fun party favors you have created?
A favor has to start with whom the party is for. When I was hosting David’s book party, I wanted the favor to reflect David and his book, so it was boxes with four different Davids, each holding something that pertained to book, from a watering can to the book itself. One box was filled with Sockerbit berry candies to echo the cover of the book (a wedding we featured in MSW). The other was filled with chocolate almonds. It was whimsical, clever, and fun—just like David.When my friend Preston Baily got married on Valentine’s I made these favors:[Photo via, via]
A favor has to start with whom the party is for. When I was hosting David’s book party, I wanted the favor to reflect David and his book, so it was boxes with four different Davids, each holding something that pertained to book, from a watering can to the book itself. One box was filled with Sockerbit berry candies to echo the cover of the book (a wedding we featured in MSW). The other was filled with chocolate almonds. It was whimsical, clever, and fun—just like David.
When my friend Preston Baily got married on Valentine’s I made these favors:
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