5 Best Wedding Favours & Door Gifts In Singapore For Grateful Guests 

Let’s be honest, girlie — between the venue deposit, the gown, and the catering headcount, wedding favours Singapore shopping is probably the last thing on your mind, and the first thing your guests will actually hold in their hands on the way out. A good door gift doesn’t need to break the budget — it just needs to feel like “you.” We rounded up five Singapore suppliers, from jarred honey to potted succulents, who make it easy to send your guests home smiling.

Note: This list is strictly not in order.

Table of Contents

1. A Love Knot
2. W for Wedding
3. SG Wedding Favors
4. Rayne or Shine
5. Favor Atelier
6. TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
7. Final Thoughts
8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. A Love Knot

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If you want your door gift to double as a little pick-me-up, A Love Knot’s jarred favours are hard to beat. Think hexagon jars of honey, pandan kaya, matcha spread, and even tiramisu-in-a-jar, all of which can be dressed up with custom labels and wrappers to match your wedding colours.

Prices: From $1.70 for Honey in Hexagon Jars, $3.00 for Shuang Xi Pandan Kaya, $2.50 for Matcha Spread in Jar, $8.00 for Tiramisu in a Jar, up to $55.00 for a Large Hexagon Jar Set (confirmed on their own site at aloveknot.com/shop).

Highlights: Customisable labels and wrappers for a personal touch, a wide spread of flavours and jar sizes to fit almost any budget, and a purely online, Singapore-based operation that keeps overheads (and prices) low.

Contact Information:

Address: Online-based (Singapore) — no public storefront address listed on their site.
Phone: +65 8951 1218
Website: aloveknot.com

2. W for Wedding

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For a favour your guests will genuinely reach for again, W for Wedding’s bottle-opener keepsakes — shaped like hearts, keys, anchors, and little airplanes — are a practical twist on the classic trinket favour. Pop by their High Street Centre showroom to see the finishes in person before you commit.

Prices: From $2.50 to $2.80 across the opener and stopper collection, including the Chrome Heart Key Bottle Opener at $2.80 (confirmed on their own site at wforwedding.com/collections/opener-stopper).

Highlights: A physical showroom near Funan Mall for hands-on browsing, genuinely useful favours guests will keep in a kitchen drawer long after the wedding, and appointment booking available online.

Contact Information:

Address: No. 1 North Bridge Road, #01-42, High Street Centre, Singapore 179094
Phone: +65 8614 5139
Website: wforwedding.com

3. SG Wedding Favors

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Bringing back a little bit of childhood nostalgia, SG Wedding Favors’ mini gumball machines are a playful, colourful pick for a fun, less-formal reception. Bulk pricing kicks in fast, so it’s a solid option if your guest list is on the larger side.

Prices: $5.80 each for a single unit, dropping to $4.47 each at 10+, $4.23 at 100+, $4.00 at 250+, $3.75 at 350+, and $3.53 each at 500+ units (confirmed on their own site at sgweddingfavors.com).

Highlights: Steep tiered discounts that reward bigger guest lists, a nostalgic favour that photographs well on a dessert or favour table, and a showroom near Tai Seng MRT for couples who’d rather see it before they buy.

Contact Information:

Address: 16 Shaw Road, #04-10, Singapore 367954
Phone: +65 6278 9069 (mobile/WhatsApp: +65 8503 1051)
Website: sgweddingfavors.com

4. Rayne or Shine

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For the botanically-inclined bride, Rayne or Shine turns favours into living decor: individually packed succulents, each with a customisable care guide tag, so your guests take home something that actually grows. They also run a Succulent Bar setup if you want a DIY potting moment built into your reception.

Prices: Succulent favours from $9.80 each; the Succulent Bar setup is $880 for 30 favour gift boxes, a gardener to guide the potting, a 4-hour decor rental, soil, pots, and succulents, with additional favours at $7.80 each (confirmed on their own site at rayneorshine.shop/wedding-services).

Highlights: A living, reusable favour instead of something that gets tossed, an optional interactive Succulent Bar experience for guests, and easy booking over WhatsApp or Instagram.

Contact Information:

Address: Studio/online-based — no public storefront address listed on their site.
WhatsApp: +65 8030 6565
Email: rayne@rayneorshine.shop
Website: rayneorshine.shop

5. Favor Atelier

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If you’d rather gift an experience than a trinket, Favor Atelier’s floral tea tins are a pretty, fragrant option — and the tins themselves make sweet little keepsake boxes once the tea’s been brewed. Just build in lead time, since these are made to order.

Prices: $5.00 per tin for the Flora Tea blend, and $5.50 per tin for the Allerines Premium Tea or Kittea Tea Blend, with a minimum order of 30 tins and at least 6 weeks’ lead time (confirmed on their own site at favoratelier.com/floratine).

Highlights: Reusable floral tins that double as keepsakes, a choice of tea blends to suit different tastes, and a minimum order that suits mid-to-large guest lists — just don’t leave the booking too late.

Contact Information:

Address: Online-based — no public storefront address listed on their site.
Email: info@favoratelier.com
Website: favoratelier.com

TheGirlCo’s Recommendation

If we had to pick just one, it’s A Love Knot. Their jarred favours span the widest price range on this list ($1.70 to $55), the labels are customisable to your wedding palette, and there’s a flavour for every kind of guest — from a classic jar of honey to a decadent tiramisu-in-a-jar. It’s the easiest pick to make work on almost any budget or guest count.

Final Thoughts

At the end of the day, girlie, your wedding favour doesn’t need to be extravagant — it just needs to feel thoughtful. Whether you go edible, practical, living, or fragrant, all five of these SG suppliers can scale to your guest list and timeline, so pick whichever one feels most “you” and lock it in early. If you’re still working through the bigger vendor list, our guide to 9 Best Wedding Planners In Singapore is a good place to map out what’s left, and once your guest list and colour scheme are locked, our round-up of 5 Best Wedding Invitation Card Printing In Singapore pairs nicely, since quite a few printers and favour suppliers can coordinate on palette together.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many wedding favours do I need?
A good rule of thumb is one favour per guest or per household attending (if couples or families are sharing a table setting), plus a small buffer of 5 to 10% for last-minute additions or mishandling.

What’s a reasonable budget per wedding favour in Singapore?
Based on the suppliers above, most door gifts fall between $1.70 and $10 per guest, with edible jarred favours and bottle openers on the lower end and living favours like succulents a little higher.

How far in advance should I order wedding favours?
As a rule, order at least 6 to 8 weeks ahead, especially for made-to-order items like Favor Atelier’s tea tins (minimum 6 weeks’ lead time) or any favour with custom labelling.

Are edible wedding favours safe for guests with allergies?
Always check ingredient lists directly with the supplier before ordering, and consider adding a small allergen note card alongside edible favours like jarred spreads or teas so guests can check before eating.