Gocco Favor Tags
While I am not a believer that wedding favors are necessarily required, I fell completely in love with these cookie bundles tied with manilla shipping tags Kat (AKA Mrs. Cherry Pie) made for her recent Montana wedding and decided to create a version of my own as my first Gocco project after having finally scored a Gocco of my own.
I started out by buying two packages of shipping tags and laying out my design in Illustrator. After some trial and error and asking a lot of questions of Gocco expert in residence, E, I managed to print 200 favor tags in just about 3 hours one evening this past week. I used gold ink paired with the manilla shipping tags and I love how they turned out! Some of the tags were definitely lost in the process, but in the end I have more than enough to bundle up cookies, which I will bake myself the week before the wedding, for our anticipated 150 – 175 guests.
What do you think? Wouldn’t you love to attend a wedding and find a little bundle of homemade treats waiting for you at your seat? I know I would!
Dear Cyd… these are superb! I think they look so cute & I’m positive these make your cookies look even yummier. Great job!
Those are fantastic. Even cuter than the original, and YES! Cookies are always a good thing!
I love, love, love the idea of baking a little homemade treats as a favor. Such a warm and friendly gesture from the heart. Your tags turned out too stinkin’ cute!
We love these :)
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