Wedding Seating Card/Favor Cookies

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My daughter married in March and we were looking for a clever way to create seating cards but in cookie form that could double as a favor for guests.

I am by no means a "professional baker/decorator" but I can hold my own when it comes to creating cookies and I love a challenge.

The hardest part for me was setting up the first name and table number on Microsoft Word but after that it was a breeze to print on edible wafer paper.

Here is what I came up with for the more than 200 wedding guests at her beautiful wedding.

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6/13/1810:47 AM

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