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this is what the bride is doing for the wedding that I'm in this summer.

Instead of a thing (which I feel many people don't want or keep), they are making donations in everyone's name to a cause near and dear to them. they are letting people know by making little cards that explain this - but the cool part is that it wil be on plantable seed paper. 

So I guess they are kind of getting flowers...

the other thing I've seen that I thought was cool was bottles of homemade hotsauce with personalized labels on them. The couple grew the peppers themselves,which made it even nicer.

I'll be stealing one or both of those ideas when it's my turn For my wedding a few weeks ago, I made origami cranes and my mother-in-law, and my mother and a friend strung them on florist wire and hot-glued the wire to chopstick ends. Each guest got a wee take-out box, Jordan Almonds (because I love them), fortune cookies, a lucky money envelope and a crane. I was going with a slightly "Asian" theme. The tables looked great with colorful cranes dangling from chopsticks and moving in the breeze. when my little sister's best friend got married last month, her mother (who has been taking intro pottery classes) threw, glazed, and fired little dishes (about 3" across), then filled them with chocolate-covered coffee beans and tied them up in gauze with a ribbon around the top. she scratched the bride and groom's initials and the date of the wedding in the bottom of each one. 

handmade sachets could be a nice option, too - maybe stitch initials or the date on the outside of little bags filled with potpourri to be tucked into drawers? nothing like a reminder of a wedding every time you open your underwear drawer...