Amazing Christmas Party Favors

It's Christmas time! Time for parties, dinners, and gifts. Speaking of parties, after food, favors are looked forward to the most.

If you're hosting a Christmas party, you must make sure then, that these favors are the very best. Here, we tell you some of the best party favors you can give away this year.

For Kids

Buy stockings from flea markets or stores and decorate them with holly or mistletoe. After that, add stuff in them―chocolates, cookies, etc.

Chocolate and Cookie Stockings

Christmas cookies are a hit at any Christmas party, and giving them away as favors is even better.

During Christmas, you get jingle bells in almost every store and market possible. Pick up some. Make rings out of red or green threads or wool. Attach these jingle bells to the rings. Your key chain is ready.

Jingle Bells for Key Chains

To make them more interesting, you can attach some more decorations.

Making festive bookmarks for favors is a great idea. Paint bookmarks differently and decorate each in a completely unique way. Small pieces of cardboard, decorative paper, crayons, colors, and some designs―that's all you need.

Bookmarks

For Adults

Candle Stands with Festive Candles

If you don't wish to spend on festive candles, you can buy simple, inexpensive ones and decorate them with beautiful festive decorations of mistletoe and holly.

You can buy simple candle stands and decorate them as well. How much you spend will depend on how much effort you want to put in.

Though a little costly, these gifts are treasured! Make adorable little gift baskets filled with body washes, soaps, and loofahs with holiday themes. To make them even more memorable, add some magic to your Christmas crafts!

Festive Toiletries

Accessorize

There are certain wardrobe accessories where you don't need to think at all. For example, it's winter and you can gift mufflers in normal colors―black, red, white, etc.

Christmas favors are not that difficult to find. Try to give something that has good utility, rather than giving something that will not be used or looked at after the first few days.