Websites selling wedding favorites in Europe and America are even more dazzling. In fact, the fun of western wedding homophones is also fully displayed in the farewell ceremony. Let's have a look. In addition to the traditional confetti (sugar-coated almonds), mint mints are often regarded as farewell gifts by newcomers, which is taken from the homonym of "destiny takes a hand". The standard package is packed in a small iron box with a personalized label with a name or abbreviation on it. Or buy strip mints directly, remove the original packaging and put on the packaging designed by yourself. It is the most economical and meaningful gift! Bee Bee Mint comes from Meant to be, and bee stands for be. In western tradition, bees also symbolize a rich life. Many newcomers will prepare cookies, soap and other gifts as souvenirs for their guests in the image of bees. Honey honey honey can best represent the love of newlyweds. A small jar of honey with personalized label, the sweetness of love can be shared by guests and will leave a deep impression on your wedding! Pears are homophonic, and they are a perfect couple. Many people will also take pears as the theme of wedding, and use pears in the design of invitations, table cards and seats cards. In return, you choose a pear-shaped gift. But unfortunately, pear and Li are homophones in Chinese. Even if you are a returnee, you'd better not use it to comfort the elderly! Match perfect MATCH is another way of saying the double meaning of match and match. Match can be the best endorsement for newcomers! A variety of newcomers will also choose personalized packaging. Personalized wedding services have also appeared in China. I suggest you use this kind of wedding necessities more often.