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A favor tag is what turns a plain jar, bottle, or bag into something that reads as a wedding favor instead of a random item on the table. We carry tags and labels in dozens of themes, from rehearsal dinner to honey and sweets labels, so you can dress up whatever favor you've already chosen.

Free personalization on every gift Engraved in-house in Connecticut Ships in 1 to 2 business days

Not sure where to start?

For a classic look, the Majestic Love Labels and Blushing Bride Scalloped Tag work with almost any favor.

Planning a rehearsal dinner too? The Best Day Ever Rehearsal Dinner Tag and The Night Before Tag are two of our most requested rehearsal-specific designs.

Popular Favors to Pair With a Tag

Pair a tag with the favor it's meant to dress up.

Mason Jars Mason Jars A rustic favor that tags dress up well. Bottle Openers Bottle Openers A compact favor that pairs well with a tied-on tag.
Wedding Koozies Wedding Koozies A casual favor for outdoor and backyard weddings. Personalized Glassware Personalized Glassware Engraved glass favors, tag optional.
Salt and Pepper Shaker Favors Salt & Pepper Shakers A kitchen-table favor for guests who don't drink. Wedding Bubbles Wedding Bubbles A send-off favor, easy to tag on a ribbon.

How to Choose Wedding Favor Tags

The tag should match your wedding's color palette and theme more than it needs to match the favor itself, since most tags attach with a simple ribbon or string to nearly anything.

Shape. Scalloped tags read as more formal and traditional. Square and rectangular tags feel more modern and are easier to print custom text on.

Wording. Sweets- and honey-themed tags (like Meant To Bee Label) work best on food-based favors. Rehearsal dinner tags are built specifically for a separate pre-wedding event, not the main reception.

Attaching them. Most tags attach with a small hole punch and ribbon or twine, which you'll usually need to source separately unless the listing says twine is included.

Need More Ideas?

See our full roundup: 37 of the Best Wedding Favor Tags.

How Much Should You Spend on Favor Tags

Tags are one of the least expensive parts of a favor setup, which makes them an easy place to upgrade the look of a favor without upgrading the budget.

Under $1 per guest
Most single-design tag and label packs

The bulk of our tag designs fall in this range per guest at typical order quantities.

$1 to $2 per guest
Vintage-style shipping tags with twine

Our Global Destinations Vintage Paper Shipping Tags and similar twine-included styles.

$2+ per guest
Tags paired with the favor itself

Budget for the tag as an add-on once you've chosen a favor like a mason jar or bottle opener.

Who Are You Shopping For?

The reception favor table. Match tags to your overall wedding color scheme so the table reads as one cohesive setup rather than mismatched pieces.

The rehearsal dinner. Use a rehearsal-specific tag like One Day Away Rehearsal Dinner Tag to keep that event visually distinct from the wedding day itself.

A DIY favor project. If you're assembling favors yourself, tags are the fastest way to make a homemade favor look finished and intentional.

Order tags a few weeks ahead of assembly day so you have time to attach them to every favor without rushing.

Check each listing for exact quantity and sizing before ordering enough for your full guest list.