Gift Wrapping for Kids' Guests: Creative Ideas to Decorate Seria's Initial Pouches with Dots♩

Gift for Kid Guests

Cute children who come to the wedding with their parents.

To ensure that kid guests enjoy the wedding and have something to play with if they get bored, it's one of the ways the bride and groom can show their hospitality to prepare gifts like snacks and toys♡

Wrapping in drawstring bags might be convenient＊

Gifts for kid guests typically include picture books, coloring books, doodle boards, and film cameras. However, many of these items can have quite a size and shape...

Therefore, using drawstring bags that won’t tear might be better than plastic or paper bags.

After all, bringing children to a wedding can mean a lot of luggage and they will likely be moving around a lot, which can be quite challenging...

A fabric drawstring bag will keep toys from scattering, can be folded down to fit the contents, and could help parents on their way home... （The parents are responsible for tidying up and carrying everything＊）

Being organized can surely ease their minds.

It might even be useful for use at nursery or kindergarten after returning from the wedding.

Recommended DIY Drawstring Bags♡

So, here are some recommended DIY ideas for drawstring bags. One that I would love to imitate is this one.

At the 100-yen shop Seria, they sell drawstring bags designed with the alphabet from A to Z...

Adding a DIY touch by embroidering your child's initial in a circle is cute♡

(Wouldn't it also be nice as an escort card??) Here are some photos of brides who are actually doing this♡

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Sewing letters or messages from scratch on a plain drawstring bag seems to enter the realm of serious handicrafts, so it looks a bit difficult, but with this size circle, it seems it could be nicely sewn using a chalk pen to mark it with your sewing tools...!? I thought♡

(But still, it’s cute when the thread is plump!♡)

A drawstring bag for kid guests made from a 100-yen item plus simple DIY, which has a unique touch.

This is a DIY I want to try and imitate.