Sweet Salutations

Photograph by Toan Trinh

For a City Soirée

1. Roasted in steel drums, these sweet-and-salty nuts won’t last long when a post-party snack attack strikes.

Honey-roasted almonds, $7 for an 8-ounce bag, Fastachi.

2. After a long night of partying, your loved ones are bound to need a little morning pick-me-up. Imbued with notes of hazelnut and mocha, Commonwealth ColdBrew Coffee’s java should do the trick.

“Beantown” blend, $3.99, Whole Foods.

3. What’s a goody bag without candy? Pack yours with Taza’s dark-chocolate disks, which come in tempting flavors like salted almond and chipotle chili.

$5 each, Taza Chocolate.

4. Wheel-thrown in an Allston studio, these glazed mugs are wedding keepsakes your guests will actually use.

$42 each, Myrth Ceramics.

5. You’ll be pampered plenty on your wedding day: Share the love with fragrant bar soaps packed with ingredients from maker Richard Bonasoro’s flower and vegetable gardens.

$6 each, Backyard Soap Co.

Photograph by Toan Trinh

For a Beach Bash

1. Woven by hand in coastal Maine, an impossibly soft all-season throw will be a gentle reminder of your wedding day, in more ways than one.

“Harmony Stripe” cotton-cashmere blanket, starting at $245, Maine Woolens.

2. With ingredients such as rolled oats, sweetened dried cranberries, and roasted peanuts, Four Sisters’ Cape-made granola clusters are a crunchy breakfast treat for guests on the go.

$7 for a 7-ounce bag, Four Sisters Specialty Foods.

3. Bumper-to-bumper weekend traffic calls for a soak in the tub with these invigorating bath salts, crafted with wild Nantucket rose petals, chamomile, and revitalizing French pink clay.

$30, Fare Isle.

4. Sun and salt air pair beautifully with a refreshing glass of lemonade—even more so when the premade mix features fragrant lavender harvested from a family-owned farm in Harwich.

$8 per bag, Cape Cod Lavender Farm.

5. Pulled by hand in Provincetown, a handful of cranberry taffy will sweeten the moments leading up to your walk down the aisle.

$8 per pound, Cabot’s Candy.

Photograph by Toan Trinh

For an Alpine Affair

1. Brewed with caramel malt, Berkshire Brewing’s “Shabadoo” black-and-tan ale will have friends clinking bottles in no time.

$5.25 each, Berkshire Brewing Company.

2. Saying cheese is just a little bit easier when you have these Brie-like wedges from Vermont-based Jasper Hill Farm stashed in your hotel room.

“Little Hosmer,” $9 for 4 ounces, and “Moses Sleeper,” $15 for 8 ounces, both Jasper Hill Farm.

3. Embellished with strips of yellow birch, artisan John McLeod’s “Wavy” black-walnut cutting board makes a fine vessel for serving up that Green Mountain State fromage.

Starting at $37, the Vermont Bowl Company.

4. Made with pure maple syrup, these bite-size candies offer guests a small taste of New Hampshire’s bounty.

$2.25 for a three-piece box, Fuller’s Sugarhouse.

5. Warm your families’ hearts—and their homes—with artisanal soy-blend candles hand-poured near the Berkshires.

$6.50 each, Prosperity Candle.

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