When most of us think of Ireland, thoughts spring to mind of the colour green. Green fields, lush trees beautiful scenery. Lady luck is always associated with the green color in Ireland. The Shamrock and Claddagh are also a large part of Irish Tradition.

Edible Irish Wedding Favours could be in the shape of a shamrock with green foil wrapped around the chocolates. Brides can wrap several edible shamrock chocolates in a clear wrapper and tie with a fabulous mint green ribbon to secure the favour. You can check with your venue hosts to arrange your chocolates on a plate to be served with coffee and teas after your wedding breakfast.

Another idea would be to wrap the chocolates in a silver wrapper and stamp a tiny shamrock onto the cover of the chocolate wrapper.

Couples could perhaps melt their own chocolate and place the melted chocolate into claddagh mouldings and place around your wedding table as table decorations or as Irish Favors .

The chocolates can be hand made by brides themselves as a do it yourself Irish wedding favour . They can melt some quality chocolate and place into moulds. The shapes of a Shamrock or the shape of a Claddagh ring can be used. Once the chocolate has set the favours can then be placed into either clear plastic wrappers or perhaps some green tulle and secured with a green ribbon.

You can always beat together shamrocks and claddagh chocolates. This would make an ideal present. If you are not confident at making your own moulds then you can order from specialists around your area.

Irish tea is a firm favourite with afternoon Irish Weddings. Couples can offer a biscuit or Irish soda scones or soda bread with their tea as a Irish wedding favor.

Iced cookies can be given as an Edible Irish Wedding Favour . You can have the cookies iced in green and white which are the lucky colours of Ireland.

After dinner the guests maybe in need of a mint to freshen their mouths after eating their wedding meal. You can treat them to foiled wrapped mints which have a message from the happy couple on the front of the wrapper.

{Irish DIY Wedding Favors – Simple Ideas}