Personalized gifts and party favors
I am so excited to share my review of Party Beans with you. The Personalized gifts and party favors one stop shop!!
The ordering process is SUPER SUPER easy!!!
You start with choosing your style of tin. I opted for round, with White background.
You choose the candy (M&M’s, Mints, Jelly Belly’s or Chocolate Lentils) I went with the Jelly Belly’s.
Now the REALLY fun part!! Decorating!!!! Party Beans offers several clipart options. Orrrrr you can upload your own picture. Now unless you are new here you know if I can personalize it with my own picture I’m sooooo going to do it!
You can enlarge the picture and move it around to fit the lid. The next step is adding the text. I choose “Merry Christmas” and “Love Norgan.” There are plenty of fonts, sizes and colors. And room for 3 lines.
Party Beans gets extra gold stars because if the picture you choose isn’t a clear picture and wouldn’t make a good ‘favor’ Party Beans will contact you before printing. HOW amazing is that?!?!
More gold stars for Party Beans with NO minimum purchase!! Prices start at $1.99 The favors ship next day. The Party Beans are KOSHER (OU) certified.
Extra gold stars for super fast shipping!! The favors arrived safe and sound and cuter than I even dreamed they would. I can’t wait for the Grandkids to get over here and find the first one!!
These would perfect wedding favors, baby shower gifts! Christmas gifts, Corporate gifts, Promotional the ideas are endless!!! You will NOT be disappointed!
Seriously!! How cute are these favors?!?!?!
Party Beans gets ten out of ten GOLD STARS from Peanut Butter and Whine!
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
2 Comments
Connie
Melanie, Thank you for stopping by!!
Melanie (wife of Neck)
Love this…and I will check it out. I’m always looking for inexpensive gifts. The retro elf brings back memories…we had elves like these when we were kids. Heck, I think my grandma was still putting them out for Christmas decorations up until she passed away a few years ago.