Bathroom Basket

• Bathroom items.
  
  Help out your guests by supplying a bathroom basket. Include all the items you suspect someone might need during the course of the day. You can fill it with deodorant, toothpaste, mouthwash, feminine products, first-aid bandages, hairspray, bobby pins and more. To make it a little more elegant, choose a white or another nicer basket in which to put the items. Then, tie a ribbon around the handle or make a bow for the front of the basket with ribbon that matches the wedding colors. Lastly, attach a note or poem explaining what the items are for and that guests should feel free to use them--courtesy of the bride and groom.
  
  

Wish Basket

• Wishes for the happy couple.
  
  Let your guests give you advice and wishes for the future with a wish basket. It's a simple way to get your guests involved and doesn't require much effort on your part. You can use any basket, but make sure it is either the same color as the wedding decor or has something on it that represents the fact it is wedding-related. Supply small cards or cut-up pieces of paper on which guests can write messages to you. Put out a note explaining that you would like the guests to pass on advice, words of wisdom or just wishes for you in your future as a married couple.
  
  

Favor Basket

• Candy favor basket.
  
  To save some time and money, place all of the favors in a basket rather than at each individual setting. You will save yourself the time of having to put out each favor. You can also get away with buying fewer favors than if you were to put them at each place setting. Not everyone will take a favor out of the basket, but they would have been more likely to take the favor if it was already at their seat. You can give bags of candy, personalized fortune cookies or even a photo magnet of the couple. Place the favor basket by the door and allow guests to take them on the way home.