Mini booze bottles?

You don't need to spend a dime on favors (especially on miniature samples of alcohol). Lots of them are left behind. Besides, you're already hosting your guests with adult sized drinks, apps, a dinner, dancing, entertainment, and and a wonderful party. Save your money -- nobody remembers favors unless they have the name Swarovski attached to them; what they remember is the amazing party you hosted.

I'm so glad I found this! I'm thinking of tiny moonshine bottles as favors! Thank you for the idea of visiting my local liquor store!

Following! I'm still looking for favor ideas and I like this one. Where do people find the personalized labels?

My FH and I hardly drink, we never drink at home and only on some occasions do we drink when we go out. So, as a guest, I wouldn't want a mini liquor bottle.

We did this because I am Italian and my husband was born in Poland. Mini prosecco and a mini polish vodka. Candy for the kids bags. Everyone loved it. I ordered all the liquor online. I say go for it if you want it.

I'm not sure I like the idea of these. I think it really depends on your crowd. I agree that you need to consider underage drinking, venue rules and such. I would try to get something unique otherwise you'll have at least half the guest get a tiny, random bottle of liquor they'll never drink.

@carly I like how you did Italian and Polish liquor!

I LOVE this idea. My fiance and I love Bailey's and he's from Poland. We are having 30 guests at the most and I'm planning on buying a mini bottle of Bailey's and mini bottle of Dripping Springs vodka (I'm Texan) or Gray Goose for each adult guest. I like the idea of getting personalized bottles but, in my opinion, after the wedding no one really cares whose me is on it. Maybe I will get pretty gift bags or similar. And, I understand the trepidation with alcohol around kids, but let each kids' parents control their kids. You can't control the world and shouldn't have to give up what you and fiance want at your wedding.