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Favors & Gifts
Sin-free sweets
Courtesy of Holy Orders
Inspired by Samuel L. Jackson's 10,000 bee wedding gift to Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds? This handcrafted Monastery Creamed Honey ($9.50) from online retailer Holy Orders is a perfect (albeit more low-key) way to add a sweet touch to your wedding. The creamy mixture, which is made by sisters using white clover honey, makes a delicious favor that can double as a table centerpiece. Looking for more ways to indulge your sweet tooth? The site's Trappistine Creamy Caramel Sampler ($6.50) also makes a great favor or welcome gift for your guests—the caramels are made by sisters at an Iowa monastery using a forty-year old recipe. —Kathryn Papanek
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