These love letter ceramic dishes from Daisy Days are a brilliant idea. And, the ideas for using them are limitless. Why not show your appreciation to your wedding guests by spelling it out to them with these uniquely modern letter dishes? It could be the word "Love", "Thanks" or anything you wish. You could even use the names of the bride and groom - or their initials. What about the word "Sweets" and fill them with candy? No matter how you use them, these stylish plates are sure to be a hit.

These letter dishes are perfect for giving as favors or gifts. You can even use them as wedding centerpieces and decor by filling them with nuts, candy, mints or more. These white ceramic letter dishes can easily be incorporated into a candy buffet too. They are available in letters A-Z along with an ampersand (&) and heart shape.

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This Love Letter Ceremony Box Set from The Wedding Outlet will make the perfect gift for a bride and groom. A Love Letter exchange is a romantic ceremony that will enhance your wedding and serve as a lasting reminder of the commitments made to one another. Heartfelt letters, with your loving thoughts and feelings are locked away to be revealed several years into your marriage. This is a distinctive way to celebrate your love for one another. A true keepsake that the couple will appreciate.

You can re-open the box on a milestone anniversary, such as the 5th, 10th or any other significant
event. Once you unlock the box and enjoy the contents, write new letters, replace the wine and lock the box away for the next special occasion.

How it works:
1. Before your wedding day, each of you should prepare a letter to your partner. Once you prepare the
final version of your love letter, seal it in the enclosed envelope. Do not share the letter until that special anniversary or event.

2. You may then present the completed and sealed love letters to your officiant. Plan with your officiant the readings and special comments that will accompany the ceremonial sealing of the box. Be sure that the special sentiments that are at the heart of this ceremony are explained to your guests. Locked inside will be your personally selected bottle of wine (not included), two goblets and the sealed love letters. Consider also including flower petals, a small vile of sand or any other personal mementos that will fit inside the box. Together with your officiant and witnessed by your guests, perform the ceremonial "Locking of the Box". This will symbolize the commitment you are making to each other from this day forward.

3. After the wedding, display the Love Letter Ceremony Box Set in your home. Store the key in a safe place so that you can unlock and enjoy the contents on your special day.

I think this is such a sweet idea to incorporate into your wedding and I love that it's something that will be used for years together and not just on the wedding day.