Weddings Day Kits for children are attractive keepsake, self-closing clear plastic envelopes filled with fun things to do! Designed for those long wedding "wait" times in cars, at reception venues, photo sessions etc. These kits include custom wedding stickers, coloring postcards, memory card-photo frame, a temporary tattoo, non-toxic crayons, flavored lip balm and more fun activities to keep children occupied for hours. The perfect solution for girls and boys at weddings. The Crystal Clear Wedding Day Kit has a self handle and is easy to personalize for each child and put at their place at the table. 6-1/4"x 4-1/2".

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What Is It?
This wedding day kit contains an assortment of items that will keep your little one busy during your special day. The kit features wedding stickers, coloring postcards, memory card-photo frame, a temporary tattoo, non-toxic crayons, flavored lip balm, an unbreakable mirror, a photo frame, and a couple other fun activities. The wedding day kit comes in a fun plastic package with a handle for easy carrying purposes.

What We Thought
This was a fun and innovative activity kit that makes the children feel like they are a part of the wedding. All of the items are safe for children, which is one less thing that the bride and her party have to worry about. The “Wedding Scavenger Hunt” that is included in the kit allows the children to stay active. The items in the hunt can be found at every wedding. The plastic carrying case serves as a goodie bag that the children can tote around with them throughout the wedding. These kits are designed to keep the children busy with fun-filled activities but, more important, it makes the children feel more like they are a part of the wedding.

Why They’ll Want It
This is a great kit for brides and grooms that will have children attending the most important day of their lives. The children will particularly love the fact that there are so many activities included in the kit that can be done together with the other children. — Melvin Chua, 6/12/08