When i was a young child and had my holy communion my parents threw a massive party (they are both from different countries where holy communions are big deals). The commemorative gift was pastel, silver and gold coloured, sugar coated almonds on a small cut crystal plate, the whole thing wrapped in a white net lace like fabric and a ribbon to tie it all together with the names of me, my brother and my sister embroidered on the ribbon. One was given to each family/couple that attended, regardless of whether they liked nuts. Moral is that the sweets were not really meant to be eaten and are more of a gesture of thanks to the guests than food. Fun fact is that my parents ordered about 100 and had a few left over, i found some over 20 years later and was like **** it, im going to eat one and see. Didn't get ill, was rock solid but sugared almonds are rock solid anyway.
Perfume bottles sounds like a unique one i have not heard before. Ones i have seen are things like small little wedding cakes with the guest and couples names on it, crystal roses, crystal hearts, framed photo (narcissistic much), hand crafted fabric flower bouquets, personalised glass tumblers for men and campaign flutes for women, small personalised whisky bottles for men and fizz for women and the list goes on. The small wedding cake was my personal favourite, probably a solid block of sugar given it has lasted almost half a decade in the display box it came in.
if its cheap it will smell like crap and no one will want it but if they use a good one it will be mega expensive boss
I disagree with this. Scent is all about personal preference and the price tag is as much due to marketing more than quality. Just how many perfumes out there are expensive yet smell awful?
That said, because it is personal preference, it is difficult to pick a scent that everyone likes but it is not like it is meant to be worn, its just for commemoration.
