Chocolate Wedding Favors: Bride and Groom Monogram Chocolates

Looking for some unique Bride and Groom Monogram wedding favors made form chocolate? These chocolates are made using the initials (Monograms) of the bride and groom are a wonderful wedding favor you can give to all of your wedding guests.

You can make this wedding favor Bride and Groom Monogram shaped chlorates in one day with the help of your bridesmaids and groomsmen. What wedding guest would not love a chocolate wedding favor?

Be sure to package the Bride and Groom Monogram wedding favors in those cute clear bags and tie them off with satin ribbons that match your wedding colors.

Your wedding guests will really love this chocolate Bride and Groom Monogram wedding favor.

Whether you have worked with chocolate or not, this is a simple and easy Bride and Groom Monogram shaped candy projects that anyone can make.

You should expect to spend about an hour making these Wedding Favor chocolates. Depending on what type of chocolate you buy, you should easily be able to make a large batch of Wedding Favor chocolates for about $30 or less.

To Make Bride and Groom Monogram Chocolates You Will Need:

Letter shaped cookie cutters (choose the first initial of the bride and the groom for ease, or simply do the first letter of the last name)

Parchment Paper

Chocolate (milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or white chocolate)

Nuts

Coconut

M&M's

Marshmallows

Sprinkles

Dried Fruits

Frosting (optional)

Frosting Tips and piping Bags (optional)

You can use any sized alphabet letter cookie cutter from small to large, depending on the size wedding favor chocolates you want to make.

Now the first step is to Place the Alphabet letter cookie cutters on parchment paper as flat as you can get them. This is important so that the chocolate does not leak out from under your letter shaped cookie cutters. If the chocolate does leak out those you can let it dry, pop it back off the parchment paper, then melt it again and start over. Chocolate is easy to work with since you can re melt it and try again! You don't have to waste any materials at all.