Party, favors & seasonal

Amylove wedding favors and luggage tags

Favours that survive the flight home: luggage tags, satin pouches and table pieces.

7 packs10–100 pieces$14.99–$39.996 colours

A luggage tag is the rare favour that gets used after the weekend, and so it keeps turning up on table plans. The ones here take a printed insert behind a clear window, so a name goes in without a label maker and comes out again when the guest wants their own address on it.

Boxes run 10–100, from $14.99. Count the seats rather than the invitations: a table of ten with two absences still needs ten place settings, and the two spare tags cost less than the gap looks.

7 packs stand on this page, from 10 pieces to 100 pieces, with the per-piece figure under every price as across the Amylove lineup.

Questions about Amylove wedding favors and luggage tags

How many favours do you need for a wedding table plan?

One per seat, not per invitation, and a handful spare for the evening guests who sit down for the cake.

Can you print names on Amylove luggage tags?

The insert slides behind a clear window, so a printed card or a hand-written one both work. There is nothing to peel off afterwards.

Are these tags sturdy enough to use on a case?

The strap is the part to look at. A buckled leather-look strap survives a carousel. A thin loop is a table decoration that happens to be tag-shaped.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.