Home made fudge favours - bag ideas needed

Lucky you, love homemade favours, lakeland do the cellophane bags /12007/50-clear-gusseted-presentation-gift-bags-20-x-28cm Not sure about the stickers, would vistaprint do them?

Vistaprint do loads of different sticker ideas. I'm sure eBay do loads of different clear bags, you'd just need to pick the size.

What sort of style of wedding are you having?

If its the ever so popular quintisentially english village hall type wedding then you could get some of those old fashioned stripy sweety bags...

We are doing fudge, this was my attempt at a bag (minus the fudge at present, but some brown card inside to ensure it would fit!

Used some florist cellophane off ebay which was about £5 for 10m, and the same again for some cream netting. £2 for 10m of ribbon and then I have little thank you tags to attach by hole punching the pieces of card and threading through.

Only just took a picture, and sorry they look pretty naff there, better in the flesh! haha

Thank you for all the quick replies... the like the idea of the cellophane bags as then the fudge can be seen. I am having a sweet table also at the evening reception - didnt really want stripy bags as havnt found any in cream or dark navy stripes... will have a search on ebay.

found some

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/100-Blue-Candy-Stripe-Sweet-Gift-Paper-Bags-5-x-7-/280642959019?pt=UK_Packaging_Materials&hash=item41579fb6ab

Thank you libracat!! I am going to order those for my sweet table - hope they come out as dark as they look in the picture.

Yes this is what I used to wrap my fudge/marshmallows at christmas time. You can get them from the works and in some wilkinsons. Plus they already have the sticky at the top which you just peel and stick so its easy peasy. Then you can lie them flat and put the sticker on the front. Hope this helps. ?

If I were you, I would keep it simple (though it depends if it fits in with your theme)... I would wrap them in greaseproof paper and tie them with jute string. Will cost you hardly anything and I love how it looks. You could use ribbon if you don't like the string.

Oooh KV that looks lovely!

I've made no-cook fudge and wrapped it for Christmas presents for a couple of years now. I just buy a roll of cellophane and tie the fudge up in that (am thinking the bags may be easier if you are making a lot though, I only ever do a few rounds). I cut a piece of cardboard to the right size, wrap it in tin foil, put the fudge on that and then lay it in the middle of a piece of cellophane and bring up the corners and tie with pretty ribbon. (Hope that made sense!!) The cardboard keeps the shape right and looks good covered in tin foil.