Additional Personalised Waving Flag Favours To Add To...

Additional personalised favours waving flags to add to your existing personalised wedding papel picado order, which comes with 50 waving flag favours free. They are so much fun for the guests to wave when the bride and groom enter the reception, or give as favours or to add to flower decorations on the tables or around the venue. Handmade in Mexico and ship free worldwide in 4 weeks with your current order. Made in tissue paper in the colours to match your wedding colour palette, and featuring your names. SIZE: Each tissue paper flag measures 15cm x 12cm (5.9in x 4.7in). It features the couple’snamesand is attached to a 30cm/1ft long wooden cocktail stick. TO ORDER YOUR PERSONALISED WEDDING FAVOURS: 1) Choose total quantity you need in the Total Flag Favours drop-down2) Quantity – leave this as 1And in the notes area of your cart, please write:a) YOUR FIRST NAMES in the order in which you want them to appear on the flagsb) COLOUR(S) of tissue paper you would like using the colour selector; either white, or choose as many or as few colours as you like from the Colour Selectorc) the date of the wedding (if you want it to appear)d) the banner design you’d like us to use (photo 1: NAMES WITH DATE or photo 2: NAMES WITH HEART), or send us your own flag design and we will replicate it. FLAG DESIGN: Choose fromphoto 1: NAMES WITH DATE or photo 2: NAMES WITH HEART, or send us your own flag design, toemail aprylle @ artmexico.co.ukand we will replicate it. PRODUCTION & SHIPPING TIME: Yourpersonalised wedding reception favourswill be custom-made to order in Mexico in4 weeks(or in1 week if you need themurgently – message me to ask first). They will ship withDHL worldwide tracked courier and will arrive in 3-5 days. We will send you your tracking information the day they ship them. Shipping is included in the listing price. HANDMADE BY OUR ARTISANS: Papel picado is a traditional Mexican art form; yourunique receptionwill be hand-cut out of tissue paper by our highly skilled Mexican artisans, using a hammer and a set of hundreds of differently shaped chisels!