Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Rehearsal Dinner Favors
Gladys came to Anjana already deep in the planning of her best friend's wedding - she knew the couple's aesthetic: black and white, elegant, modern. And she knew the detail that made their story: the bride and groom had met at a post office.
The vessel
Choosing the container took some consideration. Glass jars felt too casual. Various sizes and shapes came and went. They kept returning to the same criteria: it had to hold up against a black-and-white palette and feel intentional, not generic. The matte black tin was the answer - clean contrast against the white wax, and the right size for a rehearsal dinner place setting.
Matte black tins, ready to pour.
The details
The moment Anjana heard "they met at a post office," the direction was clear. The challenge was translating that into something that felt genuinely elegant. They explored postal-themed imagery - stamps, mailboxes, letters - before landing on a miniature wax envelope mold with a small red heart at the center. It was the perfect touch of customization to the candles.
The envelope mold detail across each candle
The label
Each tin was finished with a unique label: the couple's initials, the date, and Signed, Sealed, Delivered. White script on dark background, simple layout. It turned a candle favor into something truly custom for this special occasion.
A&A — March 28, 2026 — Signed, Sealed, Delivered.
The final product
Each favor was placed around the venue during the rehearsal dinner & guests were able to enjoy the candles both during the dinner & afterwards. We’re so happy with how these turned out the day of!
The favors were displayed beautifully on the table during the rehearsal dinner.
Guests were able to take favors home at the end of the night.
