Coupled Wedding Bells*
The Coupled Wedding Bells arrive as a set of 24 mini wedding bells, each one 1/2" wide and 1/2" high. They are the small finishing detail that separates a favor you assembled at the kitchen table from a favor that looks like it always came that way, and at that size they add almost nothing to the weight of a bag or the height of a box lid.
They are great for decorating favor boxes and accenting favor bags, which is exactly the job most couples give them. A plain box of almonds stops looking plain the moment a bell sits at the knot of its ribbon. A bag of candy or cookies reads as part of the wedding rather than something bought on the way home. Guests pick up the favor, notice the bell first, and only then look at what is inside.
A set of 24 goes further than the number suggests. One bell on every favor covers a table or two, so most couples work out their guest count and order sets accordingly. Used two or three at a time on centerpieces, escort card displays or a cake table, the same 24 bells spread across the whole room instead of the favor table alone.
Gold or silver is the first decision, because the bells should follow whatever metal is already running through the day: the frames, the candle holders, the chargers, the ribbon. Gold warms ivory, cream and blush. Silver sharpens white, navy and grey. Pick the one your other details already answer to and the bells look chosen rather than added.
Bells have belonged at weddings for a very long time, and a mini bell keeps that idea on the table quietly, as decoration rather than noise. They work the same way at a bridal shower, an engagement party, an anniversary dinner or a vow renewal, anywhere a handmade favor needs one small thing to finish it.
Shipped by HansonEllis, personalizing gifts in-house since 1999. Pick gold or silver above, choose how many sets of 24 you need, and finish your favors with the detail guests actually pick up.
size: 1/2"W x 1/2"H
Coupled Wedding Bells at a glance
The Coupled Wedding Bells come as a set of 24 mini wedding bells, each 1/2" wide and 1/2" high, in gold or silver. They are a decorating accent rather than a favor on their own: couples use them for decorating favor boxes and accenting favor bags, and at that size they suit centerpieces and table displays too. The bells themselves are not engraved or printed, so they pair with tags, boxes and bags you personalize separately.
Best for: couples and hosts assembling their own favor boxes or favor bags who want one small gold or silver accent, bought 24 at a time, to finish every favor the same way.
Who the Coupled Wedding Bells is for
- Weddings one mini bell on every favor box or bag, which is what this set of 24 was made for.
- Wedding receptions and table decorating used two or three at a time on centerpieces, escort card tables and the cake table.
- Bridal showers a small accent on the favors at a shower, in the same metal as the wedding to come.
- Engagement parties the first party after the ring, where handmade favors deserve one finishing touch.
- Vow renewals a quieter second ceremony, where a bell on every place setting does the decorating.
- Anniversary parties gold or silver bells that match the anniversary being celebrated and the table it is celebrated on.
- Christmas and winter weddings bells sit naturally in a December room, on favor bags, garlands and place settings alike.
- Baby showers a small metal accent that lifts a homemade favor bag above the party aisle at the store.
- Milestone birthdays a set of 24 covers a party's worth of favors for a big birthday dinner.
- Handmade favor projects for anyone assembling favors themselves and looking for the one detail that pulls them together.
Coupled Wedding Bells size and materials
| Size | Each bell 1/2"W x 1/2"H |
|---|---|
| Material | The bells come in gold or silver. The material is not listed on this page, so see the product photos. |
| What is included | A set of 24 mini wedding bells in your choice of gold or silver. Favor boxes, bags, ribbon and tags are not included. |
| Personalization | The bells are not personalized. There is no engraving or printing field on this page, so use them to accent favors, tags, boxes and bags you personalize separately. |
| Turnaround | Standard 5–10 business days, rush 3–5, expedite 1–3, plus 2–5 days US shipping |
| Personalized by | HansonEllis, in-house, in business since 1999 |
Care and use
- Each bell measures 1/2"W x 1/2"H, so it is an accent for a favor box or bag rather than a favor on its own.
- The set arrives as 24 loose bells, so plan for ribbon, string or glue when you decide how to attach them.
How the Coupled Wedding Bells is personalized
- Work out how many bells you need: one per favor for a guest count, or two to three per centerpiece if you are decorating tables, then order in sets of 24.
- Pick gold or silver to match the metal already running through your decorations, your frames and your ribbon.
- HansonEllis ships your sets insured by UPS, FedEx or USPS with tracking emailed to you, ready for you to attach to your favors.
Ways to use the mini wedding bells
- One bell at the ribbon knot of every favor box, so each box is finished the same way.
- Tucked into the tie of an organza or paper favor bag, where it catches the light as guests pick the bag up.
- Two or three worked into a centerpiece with candles and greenery, instead of on the favors at all.
- Along the escort card table, scattered between the cards so guests see them on the way in.
- Added to a place setting or a napkin at a bridal shower, an engagement dinner or a vow renewal.
Which one should I choose
The only real decision here is the metal, and whether the favors need an accent at all.
| Coupled Wedding Bells in gold | Choose gold when the room runs to ivory, cream, blush and warm candlelight, and the frames and chargers are already gold. |
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| Coupled Wedding Bells in silver | Choose silver for white, navy, grey and winter palettes, and anywhere the rest of the metal on the table is silver. |
| A favor box or bag with no accent | Choose that when the favor already carries a printed tag or a ribbon doing the decorating, and a bell would be one detail too many. |
If you are assembling favors by hand, a 1/2" bell on each one is the smallest detail that makes a whole table look finished; pick the metal your room is already wearing.
Ordering the Coupled Wedding Bells for weddings and events
Ordering the Coupled Wedding Bells for a wedding, a shower or a company party comes down to counting. The bells arrive in sets of 24, so divide your guest count by 24 and round up if every favor gets a bell, or count two to three bells per table if they are going into centerpieces, then add a spare set. There is no minimum order. The bells are not personalized, so there is no list of names to send; if you want names or a date, they go on the tags, boxes or bags the bells accent, and a logo on a matching item is a custom order through [email protected]. Standard production is 5–10 business days, rush 3–5 and expedite 1–3, plus 2–5 days US shipping; for a wedding, order 3–6 months ahead. For bulk pricing, please contact [email protected].
Questions shoppers ask about the Coupled Wedding Bells
How many bells come in a set?
Each set contains 24 mini wedding bells. Most couples order by guest count when they are putting one bell on every favor, and by table count when the bells are going into centerpieces.
How big is each bell?
Each bell is 1/2" wide and 1/2" high, so about half an inch either way. That is small enough to sit on a favor box lid or a bag tie without weighing it down.
What colors are available?
Gold or silver. Choose the one that matches the metal already used in your frames, candle holders, chargers and ribbon so the bells look part of the plan.
Can the bells be engraved or personalized?
No. The Coupled Wedding Bells have no engraving or printing field on this page. They are a decorating accent, so if you want names or a date, personalize the tag, box or bag the bell is attached to.
What are they used for?
They are great for decorating favor boxes or accenting favor bags. Couples also use them on centerpieces, escort card tables, place settings and cake tables.
How many sets should I order for my wedding?
For one bell per favor, divide your guest count by 24 and round up, then add a spare set for breakages and last-minute additions. For centerpieces, count two to three bells per table.
Do the bells come with ribbon, bags or boxes?
No. The set is the 24 bells only. Favor boxes, bags, tags and ribbon are ordered separately, so plan for ribbon, string or glue when you work out how you will attach them.
Is there a minimum order?
No. Order a single set of 24 or as many sets as your guest list needs. For bulk pricing, please contact [email protected].
How long will my order take?
Standard production is 5 to 10 business days, with rush at 3 to 5 days and expedite at 1 to 3 days, plus 2 to 5 days shipping in the US. For a wedding, order 3 to 6 months ahead so you can assemble the favors without pressure.
Can I order them along with personalized favors?
Yes. Many couples order the bells with personalized tags, boxes or bags and assemble the two at home. Email [email protected] if you want help matching the metal to another item.
Do you ship internationally?
International shipping is by request. The cart calculates US shipping only and international orders cannot be rushed, so email [email protected] with your address and your date.
Can I return them if I order too many?
The bells are not personalized, so they fall under the standard returns rule: non-personalized items can be returned within 14 days. Personalized items are made to order and are final sale unless defective.
Updated September 2026 by the HansonEllis personalization team.
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