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Wedding & Event Favors
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How Are Wedding And Event Favor Magnets Different From Personal Photo Magnets?
Wedding and event favor magnets are the same core product, a durable, hand-pressed photo magnet, but sold in event-scale quantities (50, 100, or 200 packs) and, for the 200 pack, offered with live, on-site pressing at the reception itself rather than shipped ahead of time.
How Many Wedding Favor Magnets Do I Actually Need For My Guest Count?
A common rule of thumb is one magnet per household or couple attending rather than one per individual guest, since favors are typically taken home as a unit by a couple or family rather than duplicated per person. For a 100-guest wedding with mostly couples attending, that often translates to somewhere around 50 to 70 favors rather than a full 100.
What Does "We'll Press Them Live At Your Reception" Actually Mean?
For couples getting married near the Twin Cities, Snapped Memory Magnets can set up on-site at your reception and press each guest's photo magnet in person during the event, rather than shipping a pre-made box of favors ahead of time. Guests get to watch their magnet made in real time as part of the reception experience.
How Far In Advance Should I Order Wedding Favor Magnets?
For standard shipped favor packs (50, 100, or 200), ordering at least three to four weeks before your wedding date gives comfortable room for production, shipping, and any last-minute guest count adjustments. For live on-site pressing, reach out even earlier, ideally as soon as your venue and date are confirmed, since on-site logistics need more advance coordination.
What Photos Work Best For Wedding Favors If I Don't Have A Couple Photo Yet?
If professional engagement or wedding photos aren't ready yet, a well-lit, high-resolution candid photo of the couple, even from a phone, generally works better than waiting indefinitely for professional photos or using a very old, lower-quality image. The same photo-quality principles that apply to personal magnets apply here, just at a larger, more visible event scale.