Tea wedding favors are a warm hug in a tiny package – perfect for guests who’d choose a cozy cuppa over cocktails any day. Whether you go with individually wrapped sachets, loose-leaf blends, or adorable tea cup favors paired with a bag of your favorite brew, tea favors are a calm, classy way to say “thanks for coming.”
Add a custom tag (“Love is Brewing” strikes again) or bundle a couple of flavors so guests can sip and think fondly of your big day. Want to level up your tea wedding favor? Pair it with a mini honey jar or a tiny spoon for serious “Pinterest-worthy” points.
They’re practical, pretty, and just posh enough to make everyone feel like they’re headed to a garden party—even if they’re just brewing it at home in their pajamas.
Boho Corked Glass Tea Tube
A favor worth pausing for. These organic herbal tea tubes are a quiet nod to slow mornings, soft light, and the kind of love that lingers. Each glass vial is hand-filled with loose leaf blends like chamomile, hibiscus, and rose buds—then sealed with a cork, tied with a sage ribbon, and finished with a custom label bearing your names and date. It’s a gift your guests will hold onto—and actually use—long after the last dance. Made in Turkey and shipped fast, these are the kind of details that turn a celebration into a memory. We like them best for laid-back outdoor weddings, intimate showers, or any event where intention leads. Fully assembled and beautifully packaged, they strike that rare balance between eco-conscious and elegant.
Bride And Groom Tea Bags
Traditional black tea, beautifully dressed for the occasion. These personalized wedding favors come sealed in crisp white envelopes with a self-adhesive label that carries your names, date, or a short note—an easy way to infuse your celebration with warmth and intention. A smooth cup of black tea is tucked inside each one, ready to be steeped long after the toasts are over.
Perfect for bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, or wedding receptions where you want a meaningful takeaway that won’t end up forgotten. Made in the USA and easy to assemble, they strike that sweet spot between heartfelt and hassle-free.
Elegant Heart Shaped Tea Bags
Romantic to the last sip. These handmade heart-shaped tea bags are crafted for the kind of celebration that’s equal parts sweet and soulful. Each one arrives tucked in a clear package with a personalized card—your names, your date, your love story in print. Whether it’s for a wedding, shower, or milestone toast, they’re a heartfelt way to thank your guests with something warm and meaningful.
We love the tactile charm of these favors: the softness of the sachet, the elegance of the design, the way they invite a pause and a memory. With organic, luxury-class tea in every bag and customization in any language, they’re designed to feel intimate and unforgettable—just like the day they celebrate.
Glass Tea Vials With Wooden Holder
Rooted in ritual, crafted with care. These herbal tea favors combine the warmth of dried botanicals with the grounding touch of natural wood. Each glass vial is filled with your choice of loose leaf tea—chamomile, jasmine, rosehip, and more—topped with a cork, wrapped in ribbon, and nestled into a wooden stand. Add engraved tags with your names and date, and you’ve got a thank-you that’s as calming as it is beautiful.
We love these for nature-inspired weddings, forest elopements, or rustic backyard celebrations. They feel both earthy and refined—an invitation to slow down and savor, long after the last toast. Hand-assembled and ready to gift, they’re the kind of favor guests will take home and actually use.
Gold Heart Tea Bags
Some favors are just evidence you had a wedding. These are evidence you thought about it. White envelopes, a gold heart that knows when to stop talking, and a real black tea inside — not a novelty blend, not “birthday cake flavored,” not destined for the trash on the drive home.
This is for the host who understands restraint is a flex. The foil heart signals celebration without screaming it. The personalized label makes each one feel deliberate, not bulk-ordered in a spiral of late-night decisions. And the tea actually holds up — rich, classic, and grown-up. A quiet thank-you with a backbone.
Heart Shaped Tea Infuser
Nothing says “I love you, now go steep something” quite like a heart-shaped tea infuser. It’s sweet, yes—but also sneakily practical. This stainless steel charmer not only looks adorable sitting in a teacup, but it also gets the job done without any mesh drama or rogue tea leaves floating around like awkward wedding guests who didn’t RSVP.
It opens with a simple clasp, makes loose-leaf tea feel like a luxury ritual, and comes with a cute little chain to hook over the rim—because no one wants to fish for soggy metal hearts. Add it to your wedding favors and watch your guests pretend they won’t use it daily. We see you, Janine. Whether you’re going rustic, elegant, or “Pinterest-board-as-a-lifestyle,” this tiny tool toes the line between whimsical and actually useful, which is a rare tea party flex. Pair it with a bag of your favorite blend or a mini honey jar, and boom—favor success, no filler items needed.
Bottom line: it’s the kind of wedding favor people keep, not just politely take. And in the chaotic world of post-wedding junk drawers, that’s saying something.
Heart Tea Bag With Photo Magnet
Some wedding favors disappear by the end of the night. This one earns a second life on the fridge. A heart-shaped tea bag feels romantic without trying too hard, but the real flex is the photo magnet—your moment, your people, frozen in glossy color long after the kettle’s gone cold. It’s sentimental in a grown-up way. Soft, organic tea leaves tucked into a shape that says “we meant this,” not “we panic-ordered favors at midnight.”
We love this for couples who want their guests to feel seen, not managed. You’re giving them a pause—something warm, personal, and quietly thoughtful. They sip the tea, then keep the memory. The cotton string, the smooth magnet, the polished photo finish—it all feels intentional, like you didn’t just pick a favor, you curated a feeling. It’s romantic without being syrupy, practical without being boring. The kind of detail people notice later, when they’re home, making tea, and smiling at your faces stuck to their fridge like a tiny, daily reminder that love showed up and stayed.
Luxurious Loose Leaf Tea Sachet
Most wedding favors say “thanks” once, then quietly disappear. This one keeps talking. Hand-packed organic loose-leaf tea, tied with twine and finished with a printed thank-you card, feels like a handwritten note in a world of mass-produced gestures. It’s calm, thoughtful, and unflashy in the best way—the kind of favor that suggests you cared about what people would do after the wedding, not just how the tables looked that night.
We see this as a small act of generosity with real follow-through. You’re giving guests a slow moment they didn’t expect: boiling water, steam rising, a familiar cup in their own kitchen days or weeks later. The flavors are grounded and intentional—herbal, floral, comforting—nothing novelty, nothing rushed. Names and date printed cleanly on quality paper turn it into a keepsake without tipping into sentiment overload. It works for garden weddings, quiet ceremonies, and couples who value warmth over spectacle. Thoughtful, unfussy, and genuinely useful—this is gratitude served warm, not performative.
Mini Gold Rose Teaspoons
Dainty, gold, and just a little bit extra — these Mini Gold Rose Teaspoons are the kind of wedding favor add-on that whispers “I have taste” without screaming it in 72-point script font. They’re not here to do heavy lifting. They’re here to stir a little tea, add a lot of charm, and casually lean into that garden-party-meets-quiet-luxury vibe you’re going for.
Each spoon is the perfect size for pairing with tea favors — functional enough for honey, sugar, loose-leaf, or just for show (we see you, aesthetic drink station). The rose detail on the handle? Subtle flex. They’re photogenic without being fussy, a rare feat in the wedding favor world. Bundle one with a sachet of Earl Grey or loop it through a kraft tag with twine, and suddenly your reception tables are a Pinterest board come to life.
Let’s be honest — no one needs a tiny gold spoon. But will your guests smile when they find one tucked next to their tea bag? Absolutely. And if your aunt steals two for her sugar jar at home? You’ll know you nailed it.
Mini Heart Spoons with Bows
Polished steel, tiny hearts, and a bow that knows it’s cute — these mini spoons are doing the absolute most in the most restrained way possible. They’re sweet without tipping into cheesy, shiny without feeling plastic, and just dramatic enough to earn a spot at the table instead of getting lost in a favor bag. Think romance, but the kind that owns matching candlesticks and doesn’t apologize for it.
Each spoon is sized for coffee, tea, cocktails, or that one guest who insists on stirring everything slowly like it’s a ritual. The heart-and-bow detail is the whole point — not loud, not novelty-store obvious, just a quiet nod to the occasion. Pair them with tea cups, espresso, dessert, or set them next to place cards with the included thank-you notes and suddenly your tables look styled, not “assembled.” They photograph well, behave themselves, and don’t require instructions.
Mini Vintage Floral Teacup Candles
Mini floral teacups with matching saucers bring full afternoon-tea energy—soft pastels, porcelain curves, and the quiet confidence of something that doesn’t need to shout to be noticed. They’re romantic without being frilly, nostalgic without going dusty. The kind of décor that makes a space feel intentional, like someone thought about mood instead of just buying “a candle.”
Each cup holds a different scent, so lighting them becomes a choose-your-own moment—fresh, floral, gently comforting. They’re small, yes, but not forgettable. Perfect for bridal showers, tea parties, or gifting someone who appreciates the ritual of lighting a candle and the aesthetic aftermath. Because once the wax burns down, the teacups don’t retire—they graduate. Ring holders. Trinket dishes. Shelf décor with a story.
Let’s be real: these aren’t here to scent your entire house. They’re here to charm, to soften a corner, to make someone pause and smile. And if the recipient hesitates before lighting one because it’s “too cute to burn”? Honestly, that’s kind of the point.
Pear Glass Tea Vials
Tiny, thoughtful, and quietly poetic — this is what you give when you want your thank-you to linger. These pear-shaped glass vials don’t shout for attention. They sit there, calm and intentional, holding loose-leaf tea like a promise to slow down later. It’s a small object with real weight — clear glass, natural cork, kraft paper — nothing flashy, nothing disposable. Just a grounded little moment your guests can actually use.
We see this as the favor for people who care about the after. After the music fades. After the dress is hung up. After someone finally gets home, kicks off their shoes, and remembers your day while steeping chamomile or rose. Each vial is filled with real herbs — floral, earthy, gently aromatic — and finished with a custom tag that marks the moment without overexplaining it. It feels rustic without trying. Personal without being precious. The kind of keepsake that doesn’t live in a drawer — it lives in a quiet evening, cup in hand, thinking, that was a good day.
Red Gold Puerh
Aged Chinese puerh tea wrapped in red and gold doesn’t just sit prettily on the table—it carries weight. Tradition, longevity, prosperity. The double-happiness tones aren’t decorative fluff; they’re doing cultural heavy lifting, quietly and confidently. Tucked inside a sheer organza bag, the two mini tea rounds feel ceremonial without being stiff. Thoughtful, intentional, and unmistakably meaningful.
We love this for couples who want their favors to say something. You’re offering guests a moment steeped in history—puerh aged since 2003, sourced from Yunnan, meant to be savored slowly, not torn open between speeches. It’s a refined alternative to sugar-heavy sweets, and it lands beautifully for tea ceremonies, modern Chinese weddings, or celebrations blending old-world symbolism with contemporary taste. The red-and-gold palette signals joy and abundance; the tea itself signals depth and patience.
Rustic Cork Mini Bottles
Sometimes the best part of a wedding favor is that it’s *tiny* and vaguely mysterious. Enter: Rustic Cork Mini Bottles. These little glass gems are giving “vintage apothecary chic,” minus the questionable 1800s remedies. Topped with natural cork stoppers and just enough whimsy to make your guests pause and admire (before inevitably pocketing them), they’re the kind of detail that makes your wedding feel more styled than styled-with-a-capital-S.
Fill them with loose-leaf tea, herbal blends, or whatever dried concoction complements your “Love is Brewing” tagline. They hold 10mL—not much, but just enough to give that curated, intentional feel. Basically, they’re the favor that whispers, “I thought about this,” without screaming it in calligraphy. And if you’re into DIY, these are prime real estate for a tiny tag, custom label, or even twine if you’re feeling extra rustic-core.
It’s not just a container—it’s a vibe. And in a sea of forgettable tchotchkes, these cork-topped cuties are the kind of favor your guests actually want to take home (and maybe reuse to store seashells, spices, or… mystery glitter?). Minimal effort, maximum Pinterest energy.
Rustic Tree Trunk Tealight Holder
Chunky, bark-edged, and unapologetically natural — this tree trunk tealight is the kind of favor that leans full forest and doesn’t ask permission. It’s an actual slice of tree, complete with grain lines, knots, and the occasional attitude. Not polished smooth. Not pretending to be refined. Just earthy, tactile, and quietly confident sitting on a table like it belongs there.
Each piece holds a simple tealight and a small bundle of dried florals, tucked in just enough to soften the edges without turning it precious. The wood is left natural, which means it continues to dry after it arrives — yes, that can mean tiny cracks. Not flaws. Proof it’s real wood doing real wood things. The result feels more cabin-weekend than ballroom, more candlelit dinner than curated display. Drop one at each place setting or stack them on a tray and suddenly your tables feel warmer without trying too hard.
Self Adhesive Kraft Envelopes
Nothing says “I planned this and didn’t lose my mind” like tidy, uniform tea wedding favors. Enter: self-adhesive kraft envelopes. They’re the no-fuss packaging solution that looks effortlessly rustic (read: like you’re chill but still care deeply about details). No licking, no tape, no ribbon gymnastics—just peel, press, done. That’s a rare kind of peace in the chaotic universe of wedding prep.
They slide right into the minimalist-meets-vintage wedding aesthetic without screaming DIY in a bad way. Fill them with a couple of tea bags, maybe a cute custom tag if you’re really showing off, and boom—your favor game is strong. The kraft paper gives cozy, homespun energy without veering into “this used to be a grocery bag” territory. Bonus: they actually stay closed, unlike those rogue envelopes that always pop open right as guests walk in.
If you’re aiming for elegant without overcomplicating your life, these envelopes are your backstage crew making everything look seamless while you sip champagne and pretend not to be stressed. Highly functional, deeply satisfying, and just rustic enough to whisper “Pinterest-worthy” into your guests’ cups of tea.
Vintage Floral Teapot Boxes
You know what says “I have my life together” without actually requiring you to have your life together? A tiny floral teapot box. Specifically, these vintage-inspired beauties that somehow manage to be delicate, functional, and slightly absurd—in the best way. Because, yes, your wedding guests are going home with actual mini teapots, filled with tea. It’s giving whimsy. It’s giving English countryside inn. It’s giving *much cuter than the heart-shaped bottle opener someone gave you in 2017*.
These ceramic teapot favor boxes are the kind of thing guests don’t leave behind at the table when cake is served. Each one opens up to store a tea bag (or two) and makes the perfect little trinket box, long after the Earl Grey is gone. The vintage floral design leans classic-but-charming—not overly twee—and pairs well with rustic, garden, or full-on Bridgerton wedding vibes. Add a name tag for place setting double-duty or bundle with a honey stick if you’re feeling extra Martha Stewart.
Bottom line: if your crowd appreciates a good cup of tea and has at least one shelf dedicated to “cute but unnecessary things,” these are the favors that’ll earn you quiet admiration (and probably a few “where’d you get these?” DMs). Zero waste-of-space energy here—just thoughtful, slightly indulgent charm.
Wooden Tea Bowl
A small wooden bowl, warm to the touch, filled with loose-leaf tea and dried florals — this is the kind of detail people notice when they slow down long enough to look. It reads grounded, thoughtful, and quietly ceremonial, like something meant to be used, not just displayed.
Chosen for hosts who care about texture and meaning. The wood carries a sense of permanence. The herbal blends lean calm, restorative, and intentional. The personalized tag adds context without turning it into a keepsake speech. It’s a favor that feels lived-in from the start — something that earns its place on a shelf instead of disappearing into a bag.
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