Collection: Handmade Wedding Favours

Choosing wedding favours gets easier when you start from the guest. Here is how to match a design to each group of guests at your wedding.

Wedding Favours Your Guests Keep

The phuang malai garland is traditionally made from fresh flowers for offerings, welcomes and thanks. We reimagined it in cotton so it lasts, and because the phuang malai is already a Thai wedding object, it makes the natural favour for guests. The Phuang Malai Keychain (฿350) is keepable, photographs well on a place setting, and nobody leaves it behind on the table. Choose one design across the whole guest list, or mix colours by table, and the Malai Glin Rak (฿499) in its wooden box suits the parents, the officiant and the principal guests. Wedding favours start from ฿350, and for more host side inspiration our Thai wedding favours guide is a good next read.

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What Each Piece Means, Made in Thailand

The elephant is inseparable from Thai culture, standing for strength and wisdom, and a white elephant traditionally represents royal power and prosperity. The mongkhon is the headband worn by Muay Thai fighters before a bout, for protection and honour. The pla taphian fish stands for wealth and abundance, the turtle for longevity and prosperity, and the phuang malai carries the welcome and thanks of the fresh flower garland it reimagines in cotton. The same craft also scales: the Elephant Thai Chandelier installed at Central Ramindra shows what our weaving can become at architectural size. For the full checklist on spotting authentic souvenirs in Thailand, read our guide to Thai souvenirs made in Thailand.

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Quick Questions

What do the Thai designs mean, the elephant, the pla taphian fish and the mongkhon?

The elephant is inseparable from Thai culture, standing for strength and wisdom. The pla taphian fish is a traditional symbol of wealth and abundance, and the mongkhon is the headband Muay Thai fighters wear before a bout, for protection and honour. Each design carries its meaning with it, which is what makes these favours conversation starters back home.

Is there a minimum order for wedding favours?

Order any quantity you like, starting from the very first piece. Everything is made to order and quoted individually, so send us your quantities on LINE and we will come back with a quote for your dates.

Which wedding favour suits which guests?

Go by the design and the guest. The phuang malai pieces carry the garland's meaning of greeting and gratitude, which suits the whole guest list. The Malai Glin Rak in its wooden box suits the parents and the principal guests, and the Signature Bracelet and the coasters are favours guests keep using long after the speeches.

Can these also work as corporate gifts?

Yes, many of our pieces double as client and staff gifts, and you can see how we customize corporate gifts with your logo or a name.