The “Kiss Keeper” ©

  The groom places this hankie in the lapel pocket of his tuxedo on the day of the wedding. After their kiss as man and wife (or from any of his bride’s kisses from the reception) he uses this hankie and wipes off any trace of lipstick.

  Later on, he places the hankie back into the Kiss Keeper pouch and puts it away for safekeeping. He, then, has forever captured their wedding day kisses.

  Years later, when all they have left of that fantastic day is each other and some wonderful memories, they’ll also have this special hankie with the very lipstick his bride wore on their wedding day – a day like no other. Imagine getting the hankie out on a wedding anniversary and showing it to their children. What a special keepsake!

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"Tender Tears" ©

  This was a poem that we had professionally printed on poster board to display with our Thankies at Bridal Fairs. Basically, we hoped mom’s and brides would read it and it would “explain” why they needed to buy Dad a Thankie.

  Well, not only did it increase interest in our Thankies booth, but the brides wanted copies of the poem. So, we’ve printed it, not only on the Tuxedo Pocket, but also on some vellum paper which can be included with the gift of a Thankie for Dad.

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“For my Grandson, The Groom” ©

  This particular “tuxedo pocket” comes in a variety of titles, i.e., For my Son, the Groom, For my Uncle, the Groom, For my Friend, the Groom.

  It’s a sentimental gift that people can pick up, at a small price, for “their” groom.

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