Nancy Georges of Paper Magnolia in Marrickville, Australia helped her friend make favors that wedding guests will actually want to keep. She used small Kolo Vineyard paper albums in ivory, and to carry through the wedding's red color scheme, she switched out the ivory ribbon for a red one. She slipped red paper into the square cover window and cut out paper flowers to create an interesting design element on the cover:

We haven't quite decided yet, but I thought the Kolo Vineyard would make a lovely wedding favour or mini guest book that can be used at each table with perhaps a disposable camera… or preloaded with images of the bride and groom, and guests at each table could write in it…

The paper flowers on the cover were really easy to do with paper punches and a tape gun. I wanted the flowers to be bursting through the window. I got the paper from Papier d’Amour – from their wonderful Paperado wall.

Check out a previous Koloist post about Papier d'Amour here, where you'll also find a link to the web site of this gorgeous Sydney store.

See this project and many others at Ugo's Koloist Flickr pages.