Wedding Favors: June 2005
Doesn't get much easier or cheaper!
June 12, 2005Posted By marriage
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Take a penny. Wrap it in a square of silk or lace or something similar of your choice. Pull all four corners up and tie it off with a ribbon.
Done.
You have just created a lucky penny for your guests to take home. Course, you might what to include a small piece of paper with the words "Lucky Penny" on it, so that there is no doubt in understanding what it is that they received.
Course, you can go one step further.
You can buy a lottery scratch off ticket so that they can use the penny.
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