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Ed. note: Darsh Nand is a member at Nova Labs and got married earlier this year. As part of a unique wedding favor, Darsh and his wife Katrina created laser engraved/cut tokens that were given to guests. Read Darsh's note about it below.
My wife and I recently got married and instead of handing out favors to our guests, we asked guests to put a laser cut token (made at Nova Labs!) into a box. The box had an option to pick between two charities/organizations we feel dearly about. My wife choose United2Heal, a non-profit she started in college that sends medical supplies to third-world countries. I initially choose Asha for Education (which you will see listed on the card we had laid out for guests), an organization helping underprivileged youth in India get schooling, but then I felt so strongly about my love for Nova Labs, we decided to split up the donations for Asha for Education and Nova Labs. We are donating $300 to each organization as a way to thank the organizations for all that they do.
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https://casinoonapp.com deals in chance, but this post made me think about how much more meaningful it is when people get to choose where money goes rather than just hope it lands well. The laser-cut token as a voting favor is such a specific, clever detail, and splitting the $300 between Asha for Education and Nova Labs gives the gesture real staying power. I’ve watched plenty of wedding favors get abandoned on tables, so a donation people actually helped direct feels like the kind of thing guests would remember.