Wedding Favors
Wedding Favors for Weddings near Athens
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Wedding Favors · Nea Smyrni, Attica
Bleroz
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Wedding Favors · Piraeus, Attica
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Wedding Favors · Athens, Attica
NANTINA
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Wedding Favors · Argyroupoli, Attica
Vela y Madera
Wedding Favors · Athens, Attica
Augusta Cera
Wedding Favors · Athens, Attica
B HandArt Collection
Wedding Favors · Athens, Attica
Sunset Essences
Wedding Favors · Athens, Attica
The Event Maker
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Wedding Favors · Acharnes, Attica
MomentsbyElena
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Wedding Favors · Chalkida, Central Greece
SissiL by Theodosia Lytra
Wedding Favors · Acharnes, Attica
Liliana Cretu
Wedding Favors · Nea Erythraia, Attica
Sweet Memories
The wedding favor is the keepsake that leaves with every guest — a small detail that carries your personal taste. Makers in Athens offer everything from classic favors with sugared almonds to handmade themed pieces. Ask for samples and per-piece quotes for the quantity you need.
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The professionals on this page are based in: Αθήνα, Αργυρούπολη, Νέα Σμύρνη, Πειραιας.
Frequently asked questions
How much do wedding favors cost in Athens?
The per-piece price depends on materials, design and quantity — larger orders get a better unit price. Handmade elements and branded objects raise the cost. Plan one per family or one per guest, depending on the practice you choose to follow.
When should I order the wedding favors?
Order 3 to 6 months before the wedding, especially for handmade pieces that need production time. Ask for a sample to approve first, and keep a small buffer of extra pieces for unexpected guests — topping up an identical design afterwards is often impossible.
How many sugared almonds go in a wedding favor?
Tradition calls for an odd number — usually five or seven — symbolising the indivisibility of the couple. Beyond the custom, choose a quality of almond people will actually enjoy eating. Alternatives such as chocolates or local products are perfectly acceptable today.