Steps On How To Make Chocolate Wedding Favors

Because planning a wedding these days cost a lot, many couples are into DIY ideas to save money.

There are some parts of the wedding that can be made at home, one of which is the wedding favor. If

you are opting for DIY wedding favors, first you have to decide what to make. There are different

types of wedding favors to choose from. Granted that you want to make edible treats, probably the

most delightful ideas are chocolate wedding favors.

Making homemade chocolate favors for your wedding can actually help you save money and can be

a lot of fun too! If you don't know how, here are the steps you can follow to make your own delightful

chocolate wedding favors.

First Step: Choose candy molds. Usually, you can find different kinds of candy molds in confectionery

or baking stores. You can also look on websites that specialize in candy making. There are so many

designs that are available to choose from, so just browse through the selections and select one or

more that match the theme of your wedding. Some of the most popular chocolate favors for weddings

are in hearts, joined rings, and wedding bells shapes.

Second Step: Have your chocolate melted. They could be milk, dark, or white chocolate chips or

chunks, but whichever you use make sure to melt them in a proper way because they can scorch

easily, and that doesn't make them taste good. You can use your microwave to melt small batches of

chocolate in a microwave safe bowl, or use a double boiler melt them slowly over hot water.

Third Step: Ready your molds for the pouring of your melted chocolate. When you pour, make sure

not to overfill the molds because once the chocolate hardens on the mold, it will be difficult for you to

remove them. Make sure also that all the crevices of the molds are filled, if not give them a gentle tap

on the counter so that the problem will be corrected and they will be even.

Fourth Step: The melted chocolate will quickly be harden in a matter of minutes if placed into a

freezer. You can remove them as soon as you've got them all harden, or better leave them into the

freezer over night.

Fifth Step: This will be the final step where you will package your chocolate favors. In packaging you

can use drawstring pouches, tiny favor boxes, cellophane, candy bar wrappers, or small plastic bags.

These favor containers are usually available at craft stores and online stores. Decide how many

chocolates each package will have. You can use wax paper to make sure that the melted chocolate

will not seep out of the packaging. Secure them in a freezer or cooler as they wait for your wedding to

start. You use ribbon or other extra decorations to accentuate each chocolate packaging.

Aside from homemade chocolate wedding favors, there are other more DIY wedding favors to choose

from, including scrapbooks, soaps, and candle favors. Click Here for Free Wedding Planning Tips