Hangover Kit(14)

Think small, useful, and easy to carry. A simple kit can help guests feel more comfortable after a big night, without taking up much space.

• Hydration helper: Bottled water or a water bottle tag for quick sips.
• Light snacks: Crackers or pretzels to nibble on.
• Freshen up: Mints or gum, face or hand wipes, and lip balm.
• Comfort items: Tissues, hair ties, and a sleep mask.
• Little first-aid basics: Adhesive bandages and a blister patch.
• Extras if space allows: Sunglasses or a notecard with check-out info.

Pack it all in a reusable drawstring bag. This is for convenience only and isn’t a substitute for medical care; if anyone feels unwell, they should seek professional advice.

Pick the bag size based on what you plan to include and how you’ll hand them out.

• Small (around 4 x 6 inches): Great for essentials like mints, wipes, tissues, lip balm, and a few extras.
• Medium cotton muslin or canvas: Helps fit snacks, a sleep mask, or sunglasses; still compact for welcome tables.
• Water bottle tags: If you want to include full bottles, use a tag instead of cramming the bag.
• Closures: Drawstring bags are quick to pack and reusable.
• Counts: Many sets come in 10, 12, or 24 packs, so you can match your guest list and order a few extras.

When in doubt, measure your largest item to ensure a comfortable fit.

It’s easy to build thoughtful kits that match your event vibe.

1. Choose a style: Pick reusable drawstring bags in cotton or canvas. Look for themes like disco, cowgirl, or camp to match your party.
2. Plan contents: Add compact comforts—wipes, tissues, mints, lip balm, hair ties, light snacks, and a water bottle tag.
3. Personalize: Tie on name tags or hemp cord, stamp a cute design, or add a thank-you note.
4. Assemble smart: Pack flat items first, then bulkier pieces so the bag sits nicely.
5. Stage for pickup: Place bags in a basket at check-in or on place settings.

These kits are for convenience only; for health concerns, consider consulting a medical professional.

Keep it cute, coordinated, and travel-friendly so it fits in a bridal weekend tote.

• Beauty refresh: Face wipes, lip balm, and a scrunchie or hair tie.
• Fresh breath: Mints or gum.
• Comfort: Tissues and a soft sleep mask.
• On-the-go: A water bottle tag and a light snack.
• Fun extras: Temporary tattoos, confetti, or a note from the bride.
• Theme it: Choose prints like disco or camp to match the party look.

Pack everything in a reusable drawstring bag that guests can keep. These kits offer convenience and a smile, but they’re not a substitute for medical care.

For larger groups, focus on practical items that pack quickly and store well.

• Essentials: Mints, tissues, face wipes, lip balm, and hair ties.
• Sips and bites: Use water bottle tags and include a small, individually wrapped snack.
• Organization: Add a card with check-out time, rideshare info, or the weekend schedule.
• Packaging: Cotton muslin or canvas drawstring bags are easy to fill and reuse.
• Bulk-friendly: Multipacks (e.g., 10, 12, or 24) help you prep ahead; keep a few extras for last-minute guests.

Set bags on a welcome table or near the exit. These are comfort favors only; for any health issues, consider contacting a medical professional.