10 Best Wedding Favours in Singapore
Ten real wedding favours in Singapore suppliers, from personalised door gifts and scented keepsakes to edible honey, macarons and eco-friendly favours.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankWedding favours in Singapore now stretch far beyond a token at each seat, spanning personalised keepsakes, scented candles, honey jars, macarons, eco-friendly gifts and even live craft or scent stations for guests. This guide gathers ten suppliers you can approach directly, each checked against its own website. Some specialise in edible treats, others in customisable keepsakes or one-stop online ordering, so treat it as a shortlist rather than a strict ranking.
1. SG Wedding Favors
SG Wedding Favors is a long-running favours specialist that runs a Singapore showroom and, by its own account, ships orders worldwide. Its catalogue leans into edible gifts such as honey jars and jams alongside keepsakes, personalised tags and invitations, giving couples a single source for both the treat and its packaging. It suits those who want to browse a broad wedding-favour range in person before committing to a bulk order.
2. A Love Knot
A Love Knot positions itself as an eco-conscious favours studio, describing its mission as giving thoughtfully while treading lightly on the planet. It works with couples on handcrafted door gifts, from small edible jars to potted succulents that keep growing long after the day, and emphasises sustainable, made-with-care production. It is a natural fit for couples who want a green, personal favour rather than a mass-produced token.
3. The Honey Colony SG
The Honey Colony SG builds its wedding favours around jars of honey, which couples can dress with custom labels, ribbons and thank-you tags to match a theme or colour palette. Beyond single jars it offers gift boxes and bundles, and it publishes Singapore-inspired favour ideas for couples wanting a local touch. It appeals to those set on an edible, keepsake-friendly favour that guests will actually use.
4. Slow Scent Company
Slow Scent Company is a Chinatown studio that hand-pours plant-based soy candles, room mists and hanging diffusers in small batches, with scents, labels and packaging all customisable. For couples wanting an experience, it also brings a mobile perfume-making bar to the venue so guests can blend and bottle their own fragrance to take home. Its own site lists minimum orders that start at 30 pieces for candles and mists and rise for diffusers and gift bundles.
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5. Anri Gifts
Anri Gifts focuses on customised door gifts and wedding favours, personalising items such as tea tins, bath salts, essential-oil products and hand-sanitiser sprays for couples. Everything is offered on a made-to-order basis, so names, dates and designs can be added across a chosen product, and the same catalogue extends to corporate gifting. It suits couples after a practical, personalised keepsake ordered in bulk.
6. Coxo Vanessa
Coxo Vanessa, a by-appointment studio in Woodlands, makes personalised favours built for everyday use, including wooden coasters, phone stands, frosted acrylic place cards and curated gift sets. Each piece can be engraved or printed with names, dates or a short message, and the studio notes bulk rates are set per product. It is a good option for couples who want a functional keepsake guests will keep rather than a disposable token.
7. Nanyang Gifts
Nanyang Gifts is a customised-gifts supplier that produces wedding door gifts direct from its own factory, spanning drinkware, tote bags, plush toys, stationery and acrylic LED pieces. Items are personalised through printing, embossing or engraving, and the company markets bulk and wholesale pricing for larger guest lists. It fits couples wanting a wide catalogue of personalised gifts and the economics of ordering at volume.
8. Yutopia
Yutopia takes an interactive approach to favours, offering customisable door gifts such as keychains and tote bags alongside live craft stations where guests decorate their own keepsakes at the reception. Its activities include tote-bag colouring, patch customisation and watercolour sets, turning the favour into part of the entertainment. It suits couples who want their door gift to double as a guest experience rather than a pre-packed item.
9. Giftr
Giftr is a Singapore online gift marketplace with a dedicated wedding and newlywed section, curating personalised drinkware, preserved flowers, homeware, chocolates and hampers that work as favours or thank-you gifts. It offers a range of fulfilment options including islandwide courier, same-day and scheduled delivery, and in-store pickup. It is convenient for couples who prefer to compare and order favours online and have them delivered.
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10. River Ash Bakery
River Ash Bakery is a customised-bake studio whose colour-customisable macarons and treat boxes are popular as edible wedding favours, alongside its cupcakes and cake pops. Orders are made to order with minimums set per item, and packaging can be dressed for the occasion. It is a fit for couples who want a fresh, edible favour and are happy to arrange collection or delivery close to the day.
How to choose
- Decide first whether you want an edible favour or a lasting keepsake. Edibles such as honey, cookies or macarons feel generous but have a shelf life and can suffer in Singapore's heat and humidity, so ask about storage and how far ahead they must be made; keepsakes last, but are only worth giving if guests will genuinely use them.
- Pin down exactly what customisation is included and the lead time it needs. Personalised labels, tags, colours, engraving or printing usually require artwork proofs and longer production, so confirm what is bundled versus charged extra, and ask to approve a physical sample before the full run.
- Check the minimum order quantity and how pricing scales with your guest count. Many favour suppliers set per-item minimums and bulk tiers, so get the per-piece cost, the minimum, and any packaging or assembly fees in writing before paying a deposit.
- Match the favour to your theme, venue and guests. Consider dietary needs and label allergens or halal status for edibles, check that packaging suits your colour palette, and think about size and weight if guests will carry favours home after a late reception.
- Sort out delivery, collection and setup early. Confirm who assembles and places the favours, when they arrive at the venue, and the return or storage terms for anything reusable, especially for live stations or perishable items that need timing close to the day.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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