Bottle Opener Wedding Favors | 21 Designs from $1.99

Bottle Openers

A bottle opener is the kind of favor that can survive the drive home. It is small enough for a kitchen drawer or a keyring, which is more than you can say for a favor that gets eaten or left on the table. We currently stock 21 designs, from $1.20 to $8.39 per piece, in styles that range from a plain silver credit-card opener to a polished gold anchor.

Which bottle opener favor is right for your wedding

Sorted by what you are actually deciding between:

If you want their names on it: the Personalized Silver Bottle Opener ($1.99), which needs a 24-piece minimum, or the Personalized Metal Credit Card Opener ($3.39), which does not.
If you want a shape guests notice: the XO Opener ($2.99) or the Hashtag Opener ($2.99).
If you are doing a beach or coastal wedding: the Polished Gold Anchor ($8.39) or the Silver Antler ($3.99) for a lodge or rustic theme.
If the budget is per-head tight: the Pineapple Popper ($1.99) is the lowest-priced wedding design on the page.
If you want it to look like a gift, not a favor: the Flat Metal Diamond Ring Opener ($7.39) reads as a keepsake rather than a table drop.

Every design, at a glance

Opener	Style	Price each	Personalized
Pineapple Popper	Tropical, gold	$1.99	Yes
Personalized Bottle Openers, Silver	Rustic, epoxy top	$1.99	Yes, 24 minimum
Rustic-Inspired Opener	"Eat, Drink and Be Married"	$2.20 to $3.30	Yes, 24 minimum
Personalized Domed Opener	Chrome, palm-sized	$2.20 to $3.30	Yes, 24 minimum
Gold Hashtag, Share The Love	Modern hashtag	$2.59	Yes
I Sweetly Do	Playful script	$2.99	No
XO Opener	XO shape	$2.99	No
Majestic Crown	Gold crown	$2.99	Yes
Hashtag Opener	Modern hashtag	$2.99	Yes
Metal Credit Card Opener	Flat, wallet-sized	$3.39	Yes
Cheers to You	Toast theme	$3.64	No
Wood Veneer Credit Card Opener	Wood, wallet-sized	$3.69	Yes
Silver Antler	Antler, lodge theme	$3.99	No
Diamond Ring Opener, Gold	Ring shape, flat	$7.39	No
Polished Gold Anchor	Nautical, coastal	$8.39	No

Also live: two more Gold Hashtag wording options (Oh Snap and Tag Along With Us), a second crown design, and two baby shower versions of the credit-card opener.

What it actually costs

Under $2.50 each. The Pineapple Popper, the personalized silver opener and the Kate Aspen designs at their higher quantity tiers. This is the range that keeps a 100-guest wedding sensible.

$2.50 to $4.00 each. Most of the range, including the wedding credit-card openers and the shaped designs. The comfortable middle for a 50 to 100 guest list.

$7.00 and up. The diamond ring and gold anchor openers. At this price a favor is closer to a small gift, which suits a smaller wedding or a head table.

Prices are per piece. The Kate Aspen designs price by quantity band, so the per-piece cost drops as you move from 24 to 72 to 144 pieces.

How to choose

Decide on personalization before you fall for a design. Three designs carry a 24-piece minimum: the silver rustic opener, the rustic-inspired opener and the domed opener. The other personalized styles have no minimum. The silver rustic opener also notes 3 to 5 business days for personalization, so if you are ordering late, check the individual product page before you commit. Proof your names and dates carefully, because that is where mistakes happen.

Match the shape to the theme, not the season. An anchor reads coastal, an antler reads lodge or fall, a hashtag reads modern city wedding.

Count on more than your guest list. Favors go missing, so ordering around 10 percent over your confirmed count is the usual advice. At these per-piece prices that is a small amount of insurance against coming up short at the last table.

Round Out the Favor Table

Wine Bottle Stoppers17 designs. The other half of the bar-cart favor pairing.	Wine Wedding Favors25 designs. Stemless glasses and flutes guests keep.
Personalized Favors153 designs across every favor type we stock.	Coasters19 designs. The favor that lands on a coffee table, not a drawer.
Candle Favors78 designs. Boxed tins and pillar styles.	Koozies25 designs. Pairs naturally with an opener at the bar.

Bottle opener favor questions, answered

Are bottle openers a good wedding favor?The argument for them is that they are small, useful and cheap enough to buy for a full guest list, so they stand a better chance of going home and staying in a drawer than a favor that is eaten or left on the table. The argument against is that they are not personal unless you personalize them, which several of these designs let you do.

How much do bottle opener wedding favors cost?Ours run $1.20 to $8.39 per piece. Most sit between $2 and $4, so a 100-guest wedding lands around $200 to $400 for this favor. The Kate Aspen designs get cheaper per piece as your quantity moves up through 24, 72 and 144.

Can bottle opener favors be personalized with our names?Several can, including the silver rustic opener, the domed opener and both credit-card styles. Personalized designs carry a 24-piece minimum order and need a few extra production days. The remaining designs are ready-made shapes with no name on them.

How many wedding favors should I order?Order for your confirmed guest count plus about 10 percent. Favors get taken by children, forgotten at tables and picked up twice, and running out at the last table is the one outcome you cannot fix on the day.

Do these work for a shower or a party rather than a wedding?Yes. The shapes that are not wedding-specific, like the credit-card openers, the pineapple and the anchor, work for engagement parties, showers and rehearsal dinners. We also stock two baby shower versions of the credit-card opener.

Designs that personalize need a 24-piece minimum and a few extra days for production. Stock moves, so check the product page for current availability before you plan a table count around one design.