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I wanted to give wedding favors that, A: tasted good, and B: kept with our colours & theme. So if you’re following me here so far, they needed to be blue, green or brown butterflies and not taste like chalk.
Doesn’t sound too hard right?
I loved these chocolate butterflies.
But they don’t ship to Canada.
I did some looking around and couldn’t find a Canadian source for them. Sigh…
We still wanted to go with something yummy, inexpensive and in our colours. I’ve made candy to give as gifts for years now and thought I was up to making our own favors. I spent some time browsing through my local craft store (they have a surprisingly good selection of candy making supplies!) and found some lovely heart-shaped molds for poured chocolates. No butterflies unfortunately…
I bought the molds & some milk chocolate and tested them out – they worked great!
I enlisted the help of my sister-in-law and we spent a couple of hours pouring chocolates (thank goodness for freezers!)
In the space of two hours we had over 100 chocolate hearts, ready to be bagged up 
Here’s how I wrapped them:
They got slipped into cellophane bags (50 bags for $7 – not bad) and tied with an origami butterfly. The whole thing cost less than $100 and only took a few hours to do – and we got a ton of compliments on them too!
Of course, months afterwards – I found out about these little chocolate molds…
hi i am making my own choclate wedding fovours but i cant get the sliver foil and pale pink foil to wrap them in could you please point me in the right direction thankyou gloria.
Hi Gloria,
I haven’t come across the metallic foils – but have you checked candy making or cake decorating websites online to see if they might carry them? Amazon.com also carries lots of different candy making supplies.
I used clear cellophane wrappers from Michaels Arts & Crafts for mine.
Hope you find them!
Chloe