Today on Project Wedding I’m sharing a project about chocolate letters as place cards. Its the perfect graphic detail for designers and typophiles.
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- October 17, 2011
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Hannah @ Sparrow + Spark!
October 17, 2011
These look great! And delicious. I love all of the typography around these days. Looking forward to checking out the detail!
Eliza
October 17, 2011
Such a good idea! Although might spoil your appetite for the wedding food if (like me) you have no self-control when it comes to chocolate,
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Ridgely's Radar
October 17, 2011
Love these! What a great idea!
Candace {Lovestru.ck}
October 17, 2011
What an adorable idea! Love the packaging!
Chantelle
October 17, 2011
Love the packaging idea! Where can I find cute labels like that?
Lisa Cifuentes
October 17, 2011
These look too pretty to eat!
Damaris
October 17, 2011
What an amazing idea. Thanks so sharing. In fact thanks for sharing all of your ideas!
Tara
October 17, 2011
We did something similar at our rehearsal dinner… love the idea of using them as placecards!
Sarah @http://agirlintransit.blogspot.com/
October 17, 2011
This is so genius! So tasty and useful! Most people toss their place card holders, but there is no way with this one!
– Sarah
http://agirlintransit.blogspot.com/
Miss Amy
October 17, 2011
GREAT idea!!! I would love to try marshmallow place cards for a Easter dinner. Use cookie cutters to cut out letters, maybe?
Dawn
October 17, 2011
Thanks for sharing. Getting a chocolate letter with your own initial is a Christmas tradition in my Dutch family. Those look exactly like the ones we’d get from my Grandma.
lizzy
October 17, 2011
oh, these are amazing! what a great idea.
xoxo
Lizzy
http://www.lizzypancakes.blogspot.com
Molly @thewaffler.com
October 17, 2011
Brilliant! I can see doing this for my daughter’s birthday. Yum!
rhiannon
October 17, 2011
love this!
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Victoria
October 17, 2011
Great idea, and perfect timing too as here in NL we are fast approaching SinterKlaas and chocolate letters are for sale everywhere as they are part of the traditional gifts at SK.
Hannah K
October 17, 2011
how do you print on the flag labels like that? i’ve tried and it never seems to work..
Ana
October 17, 2011
I t’s a really original idea and delicious too.
Really love your blog, and pictures!!
Xxx
chanel
October 17, 2011
Oh my GOSH! I LOVE this!
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Mariela
October 17, 2011
Wow!, that’s great, I love the idea.
kasey at girl in the gray house
October 17, 2011
cute and delicious!!
donaville
October 17, 2011
Those look so delish! I love all of your ideas 🙂
LP
October 17, 2011
Oh chocolate letters. Did you know it is a Dutch tradition to receive a chocolate letter at Christmas time. I married a Dutchman and we do this for our kids. Unrelated, but sort of it. Love it.
How much did each letter cost?
Danelle
October 17, 2011
These are so freaking cool!
fiona lynne
October 18, 2011
Like a few people already mentioned, this reminds me of the Dutch Sinterklaas tradition of giving chocolate letters to children (and chocoholic adults!). Last year I happened to be there at the right time and got a Tony’s Chocolonely letter – they’re fairtrade chocolate so even better than the regular ones!
Burberry Kids
October 18, 2011
This is one of the best crafts that you have posted over here, this chocolates craft is really looking exclusive and tremendous. This type of handmade card is really best for the giving gifts for our closed once.
Sarah
October 18, 2011
I love this so much! <3
Joke
October 18, 2011
finally a way to use those yummy letters in a cool way!
Lauren at TwIn Style
October 18, 2011
Wow, I would be overjoyed to get something like this. It would automatically become the best wedding ever.
Kacie
October 18, 2011
Those are fantastic and sweet! (No pun intended.) I wish I had time to make them for Thanksgiving!
Kacie
http://acollectionofpassions.com
sara walk
October 18, 2011
absolutely adorable! AND I love chocolate so even better!
Mar
October 19, 2011
I love the idea! It reminds me of a job I had, where I made astronomy guided tours and at the end of the season they gave us to each one a star-shaped cookie with our name in glacée.
A very nice detal!!
Mar
http://mar-blog.com
Rachel (joliejolie)
October 19, 2011
LOVE this idea. Mainly because it is made out of choooccollateee!
Michelle
October 19, 2011
That is a brilliant idea. You just come up with the best stuff!
Elizabeth
October 19, 2011
Jordan, I have a major girl crush on you *not in a creepy way, don’t worry* I Just found your blog last weekend and I am hooked. You are my inspiration! I totally whipped out my Excel spreadsheet and told my husband we are moving to Paris for a year! J’adore the chocolate place cards. I wish there were genius blogs like yours around when I got married *a million* 9 years ago! Fantastic font.
Merci
Liz - Image3D
October 19, 2011
Love this idea. A yummy and cute way to decorate.
Rebekah
October 20, 2011
I love this idea, would be fun for possible holiday gifts or stocking stuffers too! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Tuesday Morning
October 20, 2011
These are incredible! Personable and delicious!
favors for weddings
October 20, 2011
What an adorable idea!! And I love how personal it is… favors like this will definitely make guests feel special!
Zenobie
October 21, 2011
This reminds me of these chocolate letters we offer in the Netherlands for St Nicolas. I never thought about these for other kind of parties, very good idea!