Do Your Guests a Favor

Pasadena, CA, February 17, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Today favors are the sentiment of weddings that are often dismissed and overlooked, therefore notorious for being the useless or forgettable trinket that is left behind at the reception.  More often than not, they are provided to guests as a formality rather than for the sake of enjoyment or appreciation.  There are many customary favors like candies, mints or the oldest of them all confetti, more commonly known today as Jordan almonds.  Most of these gifts are based on some old adage or tradition, however in today’s world they often fail to make any lasting impressions on the guests.  Fortunately, couples are beginning to realize that a favor should be a personal way to say thank you and ought to be conveyed as a cherished memento of that special occasion.

As more and more couples make it their mission to come up with something unique and practical for their guests, they are often finding it difficult to come up with something that hasn’t already been done.  With this in mind, The Soap Kitchen focuses on providing expressive, yet functional wedding favors for couples to indulge their guests.  “Couples today are looking for unique ideas that reflect modern times while paying tribute to tradition, style and true appreciation.  So when deciding on a favor, consumers now find themselves asking if they are really doing their guests any favors,” states founder Dali Yu.  

By refining and modernizing age-old methods of soap making, these soap favors provide the perfect marriage of old world simplicity with luxurious appeal.  The Soap Kitchen offers an entire collection of unique soap favors that are all hand wrapped and custom designed for personalization.  All products are handmade from scratch onsite, using only the finest ingredients with no artificial colors, fragrances or preservatives commonly found in commercial products.

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ABOUT THE SOAP KITCHEN
The Soap Kitchen is a traditional and online retailer dedicated to offering healthy alternatives to commercially mass-produced soaps, shampoos and shower gels to health conscious consumers.  With the commitment to preserving the earth, the animals and the environment, all products are 100% natural and free from harmful toxins and chemicals such as parabens, synthetic fragrances, colors and preservatives.  The Soap Kitchen products are all hand-made from scratch from an onsite kitchen using only the finest essential oils and herbs to create an all-natural multisensory experience.  Product offerings include: soap and shampoo bars, lip balms, bath salts, bath scrubs, bath teas and massage oils.  The Soap Kitchen was founded in 2004 by Dali Yu and is located in Old Town Pasadena, CA.  For more information, visit www.thesoapkitchen.com.