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Your wedding day is a monumental moment in your life, so it's only natural that you want to make it a day to remember for your guests as well. Choosing a unique wedding favor, like a monarch chrysalis butterfly box, can help ensure the event will evoke beautiful memories for them. Here's a closer look at why it's the right choice for your big day. 

What a Monarch Butterfly Symbolizes

Most varieties of butterflies offer incredible beauty, but the monarch is an ideal match for a wedding. Many consider the species a symbol of transformation and rebirth, reflecting the journey of you and your spouse unifying and starting a new life together. 

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Monarch butterflies are also closely aligned with spiritual symbols. Many cultures view them as a signal from a guardian angel or a deceased loved one. Their presence can serve as a physical representation of the individual who has passed.

Additionally, monarchs are viewed as survivors. The species has been to the brink of being classified as endangered and is now growing in numbers. Monarchs' resilience serves as an acknowledgment of how love can help a marriage survive even the toughest times. 

Why a Butterfly Chrysalis Makes a Great Wedding Favor

A chrysalis butterfly box takes monarch symbolism a step further by offering your guests the opportunity to experience a visual representation of your rebirth as a couple. The gift also makes your guests a part of the celebration, not just bystanders. 

As they wait for the chrysalis to open, they are witnessing the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly. Your guests will remember welcoming the butterfly into the world long after the wedding is over.

 

To help make your wedding a day to remember, turn to Paradise Monarchs. Located in Ewa Beach, HI, they provide unique and educational gifts for events across Oahu. Their chrysalis butterfly boxes and butterfly cases are customizable for a memorable statement piece. Find the right option for your event online, or call (808) 341-1888 with questions.

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