One unique treat that many guests attending a wedding look forward to are favors. And a scrumptious treat I look forward to eating (whenever they are in the house) are cookies. Put the two together and you get to the heart of today’s article – custom wedding cookie favor ideas!
Now the only question is will you buy or bake cookies?
What’s a Wedding Favor anyway?
Fair question for the newbie wedding planners among us!
A wedding favor is a small gift that is given by the bride and groom to their guests. This gift serves as a simple gesture of appreciation and gratitude. Usually, the wedded gives the favors to their guests during the wedding reception.
Edible Wedding Favor Trend
More and more couples are giving away edible treats like cookies or brownies as wedding favors. No wonder, the great thing about cookies is that they can replace the usual multi-layered wedding cake. The bad part: your guests will likely consume said cookie on the car ride home from the wedding!
Out of the many options available, what makes cookies a great choice as wedding favors? Let’s get into that a bit more. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider giving away cookies at your wedding:
- Cookies taste amazing – In most cases, the wedding favor trinkets that we give away just end up in a closet or storage box somewhere. Nobody really needs or wants a cheap pair of $2 sunglasses as a wedding favor. But, you can be sure that a cookie will not go to waste!
- Cookies are practical – Rather than spend a lot of money on items that people are not going to use anyway, bake cookies instead. They don’t have to be expensive; as long as they look good and taste good, your guests will appreciate them!
- Cookies are adaptable – You can decorate a cookie in different ways. You can make a cookie sandwich, put them in a jar, or pair them with milk.
- Everyone loves cookies – Who doesn’t love cookies? From your ring bearer to your maid of honor to your mother in law – everyone is bound to gobble them up!
- Cookie jars are reusable – After eating every last cookie crumb, your guests can re-use the cookie jars. No wasted materials!
- Fun to choose cookie jars – Perhaps you have a special family heirloom that you want to include as a cookie jar at your wedding. Or maybe you enjoy hunting through vintage shops to find a few cookie jars that will make for a real statement piece on your dessert table. Either way, choosing the right cookie jars to house your delectable morsels is fun!
Will You Buy or Bake?
We like the design flexibility and creativeness that personalized wedding cookies offer. Gather a group of friends and have a fun time baking your wedding treats into various shapes, sizes, and tastes. You can also wrap or package them using different materials.
We scoured our favorite online haunts to source our best wedding cookie ideas that you can either DIY at home, or buy online as wedding favors.
Acrylic Wedding Debosser
Your cookies are cute. But are they *main-character-at-the-dessert-table* cute? Enter: the Acrylic Wedding Debosser. This little tool doesn’t just stamp your baked goods — it gives them the kind of glow-up usually reserved for reality TV makeovers and engagement ring selfies. If you’re going the homemade favor route (commendable, chaotic, probably involving flour in your hair), this debosser is how you take your DIY ambitions from Pinterest board to “wait, you *made* these?!”
Made from clear acrylic, the debosser presses clean, professional-looking designs into cookie dough with minimal effort and maximum payoff. It’s perfect for adding names, dates, or cheeky messages that only your bridal party will understand. And since it’s reusable, it’s not a one-hit wonder — keep it for anniversaries, baby showers, or just to mark your cookies when you’re sick of your fiancé eating the ones you specifically said were for *you*. Consider it your secret weapon for edible elegance with a wink.
Biodegradable Monogram Cookie Stamp
Monogrammed cookies: because apparently, your initials taste better than everyone else’s. But seriously — if you’re handing out cookies as wedding favors (solid move), you might as well go full Martha Stewart and press your mark on them. This biodegradable monogram cookie stamp is the charming little upgrade your DIY operation didn’t know it needed.
The stamp’s made from food-safe, *compostable* materials — because your wedding might produce enough waste, but your sweet little tokens of appreciation don’t have to. Each stamp is custom-made with your initials, so your cookies say “thanks for coming” *and* “we have amazing taste in font.” Bonus: it’s easy to use, even if you’re not exactly Paul Hollywood in the kitchen. Press onto dough, bake, and boom — favor-worthy cookies with an insufferably cute personal touch.
The vibe? Thoughtful, not try-hard. Minimal effort, maximum charm. It’s the kind of detail wedding guests pretend not to notice, but definitely post to their stories later. You get the credit — this stamp did the work.
Black Square Cookie Favor Boxes
Your cookies are adorable. Actually, they’re almost *too* adorable — like, “should these be on display at a museum instead of eaten?” level adorable. But let’s get real: even the prettiest sugar masterpiece needs a solid box to make it to the reception table without turning into cookie confetti. Enter these black square cookie favor boxes — the sleek little bodyguards your tasty works of art deserve.
Each box is a clean, classic square with a clear lid so guests can sneak a peek at the treat inside (spoiler: they will). The black base keeps things looking modern and polished — you know, that whole “chic minimalism that didn’t try too hard but definitely tried” look. And while these aren’t the most flamboyant boxes on the table, that’s the point. They’re the understated frame that lets your custom cookie stars shine — whether you hired a pro baker or braved royal icing yourself.
Bonus: they arrive flat, so they won’t take up half your pre-wedding storage space. Just fold, stuff, and stack like the detail-obsessed genius you are. You’ve already spent hours deciding between lavender or lilac for the napkins — the last thing you need is a fussy favor box holding up the snack parade.
Bridal Cookie Bouquet
It’s official: your jaw has hit the floor over dress fittings, napkin colors, and seating charts for people who *still* don’t speak to each other. But this? Easy win. A Bridal Cookie Bouquet is a wedding favor that says “I’m classy, creative, *and* I understand the primal power of sugar.” It’s a charming alternative to the usual tiny candle or dusty tchotchke — and it won’t end up forgotten in a drawer.
This edible bouquet features individually hand-decorated sugar cookies shaped like wedding gowns, rings, and hearts, all arranged like a floral centerpiece. Only instead of sniffing it, people will hover nearby waiting for a socially acceptable moment to eat it. Each cookie is sealed for freshness, so they can be savored after the last slice of cake has vanished and your drunk uncle has stopped slow dancing with the centerpiece. Aesthetically on-theme and actually useful (read: edible), this is a rare breed of favor guests will fight over — not forget on their table.
Whether you break it apart for individual cookie favors or keep it intact as a showy centerpiece that moonlights as dessert, it pulls quadruple duty: favor, décor, conversation starter, and sugar hit. Unlike most wedding details, this one doesn’t require an Excel sheet. You’re welcome.
Caramel Filled Round Stroopwafels
There’s something about stroopwafels that makes people behave like raccoons around a trash can—mildly unhinged, borderline obsessed, and totally incapable of eating just one. And when they’re filled with gooey caramel? Please. You don’t stand a chance. These Caramel Filled Round Stroopwafels are exactly what your wedding guests didn’t know they needed until they’re three bites deep and making eye contact with the dessert table for round two.
Delicately crisp on the outside, molten caramel on the inside, and packaged in single-serve pouches that keep things tidy and cute—these are a wildly satisfying favor without getting weirdly sentimental. They’re Dutch-inspired, elegantly round, and have just enough flair to feel intentional without veering into try-hard territory. No custom photo labels or poetry, just a delicious “thank you” sandwiched between two waffle cookies. If you’re looking for a grab-and-go favor that’ll disappear quicker than the bar snacks, this one’s the play.
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Nothing says “thanks for coming” like a warm chocolate chip cookie—except maybe *two* chocolate chip cookies. Individually packaged and impossibly inviting, these classic crowd-pleasers are low-effort, high-reward wedding favors that even your cousin Greg (who shows up to everything late and hungry) will be thrilled to pocket for the ride home.
This favor hits the sweet spot between nostalgic and genius. You’re not reinventing dessert here—you’re giving guests what they *actually* want: something they can eat, enjoy, and not feel obligated to display on a shelf for eternity. Whether you go for a homemade batch wrapped in wax paper and twine, or pre-order gourmet cookies with a cute custom label slapped on, the end result is the same: joy, sugar, and probably a few crumbs in someone’s clutch. Worth it.
Chocolate chip is the cookie equivalent of a best man speech that lands: familiar, comforting, universally liked. And as far as edible wedding favors go, it’s impossible to mess up. So give your guests what they didn’t know they needed—a souvenir that vanishes deliciously within minutes.
Congrats Champagne Glass Cookies
Not everyone remembers the centerpieces. But cookies shaped like champagne glasses? Yeah, people remember those. These buttery, sugar-cookie stunners are decked out with white and gold royal icing, complete with a delicate shimmer that looks almost too good to eat—key word *almost*. Whether your guests are sipping actual bubbly or not, handing them one of these chic little numbers keeps the celebration going long after last call.
Made by a small business on Etsy, each cookie is individually wrapped and sealed for freshness, which means zero fuss, zero crumbs in your favor bags, and a whole lot of “ooooh who did *these*?” vibes. They’re classy without taking themselves too seriously—kind of like your wedding, hopefully. Ideal for modern, elegant receptions with a playful twist. Bonus: they make for very photogenic flat lays, in case your photographer’s been itching for a cookie close-up.
Cookie Favor Tray
Mini jars of artisan honey are cute. Mason jars filled with homemade jam? Even cuter. But nothing gets swiped off a reception table faster than a tray stacked with buttery, golden cookies. Enter: the Cookie Favor Tray — part edible art, part crowd-control method. This one’s not a single cookie in a cellophane bag, it’s a tiered presentation of individually wrapped cookies, prepped and ready for guests to pretend they’ll save for later (they won’t).
The setup is simple: a clear, convenient tray cradling up to 3 dozen fresh-baked cookies, all sealed in little bags with customizable sticker labels. Translation: minimal mess, zero stress, and bonus points for looking like you spent hours on DIY. You’ve got flavor choices, too — think chocolate chip, red velvet, and classic sugar — so go ahead, pick “the couple’s favorite” and get sentimental about it. Or just pick what tastes best. We’re not judging.
Perfect for grazing tables, dessert spreads, or that “have something at the exit” moment that always sneaks up on you. If you’re trying to avoid handing out another generic candle or bottle opener, this is the edible upgrade guests will actually want — and remember (assuming they don’t inhale it before leaving the parking lot).
Elegant Bridal Monogram Cookies
Nothing says “thanks for celebrating our love by sitting through a three-hour ceremony in heels” like a monogrammed sugar cookie. It’s elegant, edible, and just self-indulgent enough to be perfect for a wedding favor. These *Elegant Bridal Monogram Cookies* are the kind of personalized treat that tells your guests: we put thought into this, and also — we like pretty things that taste good.
Each buttery vanilla bean sugar cookie is hand-piped with your initials in a minimal, romantic script that feels less like a bakery aisle afterthought and more like, well, aesthetically curated gratitude. Wrapped individually and tied with a satin ribbon, they’re ready to be dropped onto a charger plate or tucked into a favor bag with zero extra DIY on your part. No royal icing disasters required.
The real kicker? These are favors people will actually *want* to eat (because guess what — most wedding favors gather dust in a drawer). A perfect match for understated, modern weddings or couples who just really, really love their initials.
Engraved Wood Shortbread Cookies
These Engraved Wood Shortbread Cookies pull double duty: they’re your edible thank-you note *and* a chic little nod to your rustic wedding vibe. Made from a classic shortbread dough that doesn’t compete with the main event (hello, wedding cake), each cookie is hand-pressed with a wood stamp to imprint your initials, wedding date, or custom message. It’s elegance with just a hint of smug satisfaction — in edible form.
Now, let’s level for a second — wedding favors are wildly hit-or-miss. But these? These are the ones your guests will shamelessly pocket, Instagram, and probably ask about later. The cookies keep their shape, ship well, and don’t taste like cardboard (which is honestly more than you can say for most wedding freebies). Whether you’re going for that polished farmhouse aesthetic or just need a favor that says, “We cared, but we’re not trying too hard,” this one delivers. Literally.
Extra Mini Heart Sugar Cookies
There’s cute, and then there’s *aggressively adorable mini heart cookies wrapped in pink tulle* cute. These Extra Mini Heart Sugar Cookies land firmly in that second category—with sprinkles on top. They’re the kind of thing your Aunt Carol will “just take one” of and then quietly pocket three more when no one’s looking. Fair.
Each cookie is about an inch across (yes, truly mini), with pastel pink icing and a classic sugar cookie crunch—basically, the edible version of a love note. They come pre-packed in sets of five, tied up in sheer ribbon and clear bags, which is not only excellent presentation but also one less thing for you to DIY during your marathon of wedding chaos. These are made by a small business on Etsy, meaning you’re supporting someone’s handmade hustle, not mass-produced fluff. Bonus points. Use them as place settings, tray-pass snacks, or just a sweet “thanks for showing up” for your guests to take home and inevitably eat in the parking lot.
No, they won’t steal the show from your cake, but they will make your dessert table feel like it put in some real effort. And sometimes, that’s all a guest asks for—just a tiny sugar heart and a little acknowledgment that their heels are killing them.
Gourmet Chocolate Biscotti Box
Chocolate and biscotti are already a powerful duo. Put them in a tuxedo and offer them up as wedding favors? Now we’re in dangerously charming territory. This Gourmet Chocolate Biscotti Box serves up classic Italian cookies, dipped—no, *luxuriously cloaked*—in rich chocolate. It’s like your coffee’s stylish plus-one, dressed to impress.
Each biscotti is individually wrapped, which means no crumb-based chaos in the favor bag and zero awkward food handling. These aren’t your dry, pre-packaged gas station biscotti either. They’re crunchy in that satisfying, coffee-dunk-perfect way, and the chocolate doesn’t skimp. Ideal for a wedding crowd that appreciates a little flair with their flavor—and yes, they look as good as they taste.
If you’re aiming for edible favors that won’t get left behind or forgotten in a coat pocket, these are a no-brainer. They’re elegant without trying too hard, universally loved, and conveniently…snackable. Your guests may pretend to save them for later. They won’t.
Greenery Sugar Cookies
Minimalist doesn’t have to mean boring. Case in point: these Neutral Greenery Sugar Cookies. Because not every wedding favor needs to scream theme with edible glitter or be shaped like a champagne bottle. These understated little stunners come topped with delicate botanical designs—just enough personality to spark a “Wait, can I eat this?” moment, without stealing attention from, you know, the actual bride.
Think of them as edible ambiance. Made with classic sugar cookie goodness (because complex flavor palettes are overrated when you’re three cocktails in), they balance aesthetic charm with universal crowd-pleasing taste. The color palette is soft and neutral—creamy whites, sage greens—making them the kind of favor that fits seamlessly into any vibe, whether you’re going rustic chic or modern minimal. Bonus: these are fully customizable and wrapped for easy grab-and-go gifting, so you can stop worrying about who forgot the favor table setup. Fair chance your aunt will try to take two. No judgment.
Handmade White Chocolate Fortune Cookies
Fortune cookies just got a glow-up. These handmade white chocolate fortune cookies are what happens when tradition meets a serious sweet tooth—and decides to show up to your wedding in style. Dipped in silky white chocolate and finished with custom messages inside, they’re the perfect mix of nostalgic charm and “okay, this is actually delicious.” Spoiler alert: most guests will be fishing for extras before the cake’s even cut.
Each cookie is handmade, which feels fitting given you’re inviting people to celebrate a one-of-a-kind, wildly specific love story. The white chocolate adds a creamy, luxe twist, and the message inside? That’s where you can really flex those adorable, embarrassing or suspiciously wise love notes. Want to roast your college roommate who’s finally settling down? Done. Prefer sweet quotes that won’t make Grandma blush? Also covered. Unlike generic wedding favors that usually end up forgotten in a tote bag, these cheeky little treats are equal parts edible and memorable.
In short: it’s the kind of favor people will actually talk about—and then actually eat. Twice, if they’re clever.
Iced Tuxedo And Gown Cookies
These Iced Tuxedo and Gown Cookies are edible proof that your wedding favors can be both charming and dangerously snackable. Perfectly iced in black, white, and soft pink, they’re the kind of treat that makes guests pause for a photo before giving in to their sweet tooth. (Yes, they’re *that* cute.)
Each cookie is handmade and decorated with crisp piping—little fondant buttons, delicate lace patterns, and just the right amount of sugar-fueled sophistication. You’re not handing out random sweets from a bulk bin here; you’re giving your guests a moment of “aww” followed by a mouthful of buttery, vanilla goodness. Practical? Not entirely. Memorable? Absolutely. Consider these your bite-sized nod to the dress code—only this time everyone actually enjoys putting it on.
Ivory Satin Bow Bonbonniere
There’s something deeply satisfying about tiny things wrapped like they cost a fortune. Enter: the Ivory Satin Bow Bonbonniere. It takes your cookie wedding favors—homemade or store-bought, no judgment—and instantly upgrades them to “Oh, you really thought this through” status. It’s low effort, high impact. The aesthetic equivalent of brushing your hair before a Zoom meeting—looks polished, took two seconds.
This isn’t just a little sack with a bow. It’s an understated luxe moment: semi-sheer organza, ivory satin ribbons, accordion-style closure. Soft, delicate, and suspiciously French in vibe. Whether you’re nestling in a few buttery shortbreads or a single, perfect macaron (we see you, fancy gardener-wedding energy), this bonbonniere dresses it up without upstaging your actual dessert. It’s wedding favor packaging that whispers elegance—not screams “I panic-bought these last night.”
For the couple who wants the favors to feel special without crafting tiny gift boxes until 2 a.m., this is how you cheat the system. Effortless hosting points, wrapped in satin.
Lemon Tile Cookies
If your wedding favor game needs a glow-up, start with something that screams “I have taste” — literally and figuratively. Each of these cookies is hand-painted with Mediterranean-inspired tile designs, which is a fancy way of saying they look like they came straight out of a chic Italian flat, not a bargain bakery aisle. These aren’t just cookies. They’re edible souvenirs that say, “We got married and still had the energy to make it fabulous.”
Individually wrapped and begging for an Instagram feature, these citrus-kissed shortbread cookies work double duty as a statement-making favor and a late reception sugar boost. The lemon flavor? Actual Italian lemon oil — not the artificial stuff that tastes like cleaning spray. And since they last up to two weeks, you won’t be biting into sadness if someone forgets to take theirs until next Thursday. They’re equal parts elegant and practical — your chaotic cousin *and* your sophisticated great-aunt will approve.
Whether you’re throwing a destination wedding or just want it to *feel* like one, these Amalfi-inspired gems are the kind of detail people pretend not to notice but absolutely do. They’re pretty, they’re delicious, and unlike your seating chart, they’ll actually satisfy everyone.
Love Is Sweet Gold Foil Bags
With clean typography and just the right level of sparkle, these bags whisper “thanks for coming” instead of screaming it with tulle and rhinestones. The vibe is elevated treat bag, not children’s birthday party. In other words—you’ve officially avoided the wedding favor cringe trap.
The gold foil detailing gives these bags a polished, slightly smug glow (like your best friend in bridal white, honestly). They’re 4×6 inches—not too big, not too tiny—ideal for a couple decent-sized cookies or a handful of your homemade salted caramels if you’re feeling ambitious. All you have to do is bake (or fake-bake, no judgment), slide the goods in, and let these bags do the rest. They’re the final touch that says “yes, this wedding was curated” without needing a wedding planner-level budget. Your guests get a sweet parting treat, and you get actual aesthetic peace of mind. Everyone wins, mostly you.
Mexican Cookies
These powdered pecan snowballs look delicate but don’t be fooled—they pack a serious flavor punch. Rich, nutty pecans meet a crumbly, melt-in-your-mouth dough that absolutely refuses to be ignored. Each one is rolled in a generous coating of powdered sugar (a.k.a. adult-approved edible confetti), making them pretty enough for a wedding favor and tasty enough that guests will definitely ask for spares. Individually wrapped in clear cello with a cute “Thank You” sticker option, they’re wedding-ready without you lifting a piping bag. Unless you’re into that chaos.
Great for fall or winter weddings—not that seasonal rules matter when something tastes this good. Whether you’re assembling DIY favor bags or just want something effortlessly classy to leave at each place setting, these bring the homemade vibe without the existential baking crisis. Which, frankly, is the dream.
Milk Chocolate Bride And Groom Cookies
These Milk Chocolate Bride and Groom Cookies are equal parts adorable, delicious, and just a touch theatrical — which, frankly, is everything a good wedding favor should be.
Each treat features a hand-decorated duo: one in a white chocolate gown, the other in a snappy tux, both made with solid milk chocolate. They’re individually wrapped (elegantly, not like a sad office candy bowl) so they sit prettily at each place setting or drop easily into a favor bag. No crumbling sugar cookies, no stale macarons pretending to be classy. These are chocolate. The universal love language.
Of course, it’s wildly impractical to give your guests a handwritten note of appreciation. You’ve got a million things to coordinate. These sweet little couples do the job for you — a thank-you that melts in your mouth, and won’t take three hours on Pinterest to DIY. Elegant, effortless, and a crowd-pleaser. Just like your entrance music, hopefully.
Pastel Almond Macarons
There’s something inherently smug about a perfectly formed French macaron. It knows it’s beautiful, it knows it’s a little high maintenance, and it absolutely knows your guests are going to devour it in three seconds flat. These *Pastel Almond Macarons* are basically that friend who shows up overdressed and still gets all the compliments — ideal for a wedding favor situation where you’re trying (casually) to impress.
These dainty almond-based cookies come in an assortment of pastel colors, which is code for “will match any wedding aesthetic without trying too hard.” They’re crisp on the outside, chewy on the inside, and filled with flavored creams that aren’t too sweet, just right — think pistachio, raspberry, lemon, but make it refined. Packaged neatly in sets, they feel both personal and posh, the kind of treat your guests will assume you paid too much for (you didn’t).
If you want a wedding favor that doesn’t scream “last-minute Amazon panic buy,” these macarons are it. They’re light, luxe, and way easier than attempting a DIY bake that ends with you crying into a bowl of almond flour at 2 a.m. Just order, display, and bask in the compliments like the elegant chaos coordinator you clearly are.
Royal Iced Engagement Cookies
A cookie wearing a diamond ring? Bold move. But that’s exactly what these Royal Iced Engagement Cookies are pulling off—and weirdly, they’re totally making it work. These sugar cookies are shaped like sparkling engagement rings and covered in detailed royal icing that looks straight up Pinterest-worthy. Yes, they’re edible. Yes, people will still post them before eating them. Priorities.
Perfect for bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, or tucked into wedding favor bags, these treats are giving *on-theme* in the most low-effort, high-impact way. Instead of yet another tealight candle or tiny jar of nothing, your guests get something cute, custom, and genuinely snackable. The clean white-and-silver icing design keeps it classy—and gender-neutral—so no one’s side-eyeing their table setting. Bonus: They’re individually wrapped, which means you can toss them on a plate or basket and call it a day.
Let’s be honest—most guests will forget your wedding favor within 24 hours. But a cookie this photogenic (and delicious) has a fighting chance. And if it ends up in someone’s purse instead of on their feed? That’s just smart snacking.
Tuxedo And Dress Cookies
Your guests came for the vows, they stayed for the open bar, and they’ll leave thinking about *these*. Tuxedo and Dress Cookies hit that sweet spot (literally and aesthetically) between adorable and edible. Each hand-decorated sugar cookie is iced to perfection — we’re talking sharp tuxedo jackets, bow ties, pearl details on the dresses — the kind of tiny flourishes that make wedding favors feel intentional, not like an afterthought you panic-ordered a week before.
These are the photo-op cookies. They’ll look divine on your dessert table, totally hold their own in a flat lay of curated favors, and earn you at least three texts from relatives with the subject line: “Where did you get those cookies?” Individually wrapped and made to order, they bring just the right amount of formality (black tie meets bakery chic) without trying too hard. And unlike some favors that quietly disappear into the bottom of a purse, these? These disappear in two bites. As they should.
White Chocolate Dipped Pink Heart Cookies
You’re not handing out beige mints from 1997. You’re curating a final impression — and ideally, one that’s dipped in white chocolate and shaped like a heart. These White Chocolate Dipped Pink Heart Cookies are unapologetically sweet, a little romantic, and extremely edible (a key feature often overlooked, surprisingly). They’re the kind of treat guests pocket for later but accidentally eat during the car ride home.
The pink sugar cookie base is soft and buttery, hitting that nostalgia note without tasting like your childhood lunchbox. Half-dipped in smooth white chocolate, they’ve got just the right amount of flair without trying too hard. Visually? Adorable. Flavor profile? Wedding-appropriate with mass appeal. And because they arrive individually wrapped, your Pinterest-worthy display table won’t turn into a crumb-covered disaster zone. They’re small, yes. But not forgettable.
Perfect as place settings, parting gifts, or stacked in an Anthropologie-esque favor bar, these cookies basically say “thank you for coming to our wedding” in the universal language of deliciousness. No custom engraving needed.
Wedding Cookies with Milk
Milk and cookies, cookies and milk — these two make one of my all time favorite taste combinations! It may seem unusual to serve milk at a wedding, but who cares? Non traditional weddings are all the rage. The cookie-and-milk combination is a childhood favorite and is bound to be a hit with both kids and adults.
Check out our own L&L milk and cookies styled shoot for more inspiration.
Sheila Dunigan
May 10, 2023 at 8:40 pmI need 2 dozen black tuxedo cookies before June 1
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