A wedding is also a wonderful occasion to pass along favorite family recipes, ones that so often are lost because an aunt or grandmother never wrote them down. For example, you could accompany a pie dish with your grandmother's cherry pie recipe, or pair a set of grill tools with the recipe for your father's barbecue sauce. By sharing the recipes for these cherished dishes, guests can create a lovely keepsake for the bride.
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A wedding is also a wonderful occasion to pass along favorite family recipes, ones that so often are lost because an aunt or grandmother never wrote them down. For example, you could accompany a pie dish with your grandmother's cherry pie recipe, or pair a set of grill tools with the recipe for your father's barbecue sauce. By sharing the recipes for these cherished dishes, guests can create a lovely keepsake for the bride.