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Hanukkah party favors are perfect to wish your
guests "Happy Hanukkah"! Here are some ideas about Hanukkah
party favors.
Hanukkah Party Favors
Hanukkah party favors are a great way to thank your
guests who have accepted your invitation and have gladly joined you in
Hanukkah party celebrations. Party favors are one of the best ways to
wish your guests "Happy Hanukkah"! Whether your Hanukkah party
is a simple one or a grand celebration, party favors have special place
in the party. Party favors will speak well of you and create sweet
memories of the special evening. Although they are given at the end of
the party, it is decided many days prior to the party, as to what should
be given as party favors. Here are some ideas about what to give as
Hanukkah party favors.
- There is a huge collection of Hanukkah party favors available in
the stores- from goodie bags, bracelets, wristbands and many other
fun Hanukkah theme items. Pick the items that are closely related to
the festival.
- Small children would love to play with toys. So, purchase mini
stuffed animals, stretch animals, plastic animals, hand puppets,
finger puppets, yo-yos, paddleball, gliders, die cast cars, mini
water games, and inflatable to give as Hanukkah party favors.
- For the young creative souls, pencils, erasers, stickers,
Hanukkah glitter tattoos, crayons, coloring books, Hanukkah mini pen
on a rope, and tic-tac-toe cubes will best serve as Hanukkah party
favors.
- Your female guests would love to receive fans, Chinese jump
ropes, Hanukkah charm bracelets, Star of David heart necklaces,
Hanukkah friendship bracelets, and semi-precious jewelry as Hanukkah
party favors.
- For the guys, purchase harmonicas, sunglasses, rubber dreidel key
chain, Hanukkah sweatbands, Hanukkah pin & bookmark sets, and
Hanukkah treat boxes.
- You may also buy personalized Hanukkah party favors such as candy
bars, chocolate gelts and goodie bags containing Hanukkah fruit
slices, butter cookies with almonds and blueberry and coconut jelly
beans.
- Order all your Hanukkah party favors well in advance, say few
days prior to the Hanukkah party.
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