Herbal tea can be a theme for a small wedding favour, provided the tea remains identifiable and properly packaged. Think about the guest’s experience as well as the appearance of the table.
Choose the actual tea first
Select a clearly labelled product and check the format before planning personalised cards or boxes. A single portion, a packet and a gift pack are different starting points. Confirm quantities, availability and costs for your own order rather than assuming a retailer offers a wedding service or bulk discount.
Keep essential information with it
Personal stationery can sit alongside the tea’s original information. Avoid replacing sealed packaging with decorative loose envelopes that hide the product identity. Guests need to know what the tea is and how the supplier says to prepare it, even when the presentation is small.
Make the message personal
A card can connect the favour with a shared tea break or invite the guest to enjoy a cup after the celebration. Keep wording about hospitality and flavour. Do not present the favour as a remedy. This is a presentation idea, rather than an offer of a bespoke K&M wedding-favour product.
Common questions
Does K&M offer a bespoke wedding service here?
This article suggests a theme; it does not announce a bespoke service.
Can a personal card replace the tea label?
Keep the original product information available with the favour.
Explore more tea questions
Read How to Choose a Herbal Tea Gift, browse the related K&M products or download our free herbal tea and wellness book.