Having been to several weddings over the last 6 months, I can testify to the rather unimaginative wedding favours some couples dream up. That’s why I was quite interested by the concept of Tea Wedding favours.
The Leaf Shop offer rather sleek little tea favours for around £1.10 - £1.50 each (Great for keeping your budget down). They can even be personalised - although this does cost extra.
The matchbox sized tins can be filled with your choice of teas and herbals, complete with bespoke label displaying the happy couple’s name and wedding date. Your guests can treat it as a rather nice momento or brew up a tastey cuppa.
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Their aesthetic beauty rightly won them the Red Dot Design Award.
The shape has continuous curved structure supported by a central base in chromium plated metal. The central column has a 360° swivel function with return mechanism.
An expensive, but delightful gift for anybody....
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This is undoubtedly uber storage which goes for the open drawer philosophy!
This item was exhibited at the Milan Furniture Fair, with units available in 8 drawer or 13 drawer variations and two tone colour schemes.
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Highly original and highly contemporary to boot.
