Treat Bags and Party Favour Bags

In many homes, sending guests away with something sweet matters as much as the meal itself. It is a small thank you that children remember long after the plates are cleared. Our treat bags are printed paper bags made for exactly that moment, and if you would rather not fill them yourself, our ready made party favours take care of it.

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Mabrook Quran Treat Bags (10pk) - Mint
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Colourful Lanterns Treat Bags (10pk) - Cream
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Moon & Stars Treat Bags (10pk)
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Gold Lanterns Treat Bags (10pk) - Navy
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Team Dulhan Treat Bags (10pk)
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Qabool Crew Treat Bags (10pk) - Grey & Gold
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Lantern treat bags for Ramadan and Eid

These designs draw on the lanterns and night sky that define the holy month. Colourful Lanterns on cream feels bright and playful, while Gold Lanterns on navy has a richer, evening look that suits an iftar table. Moon and Stars comes in black, grey, green, blue and pink, so one design can be matched to almost any Eid colour scheme or even a birthday with a celestial theme.

Wedding favour bags for the bridal party

Team Dulhan treat bags in pink with gold or rose gold foil make a sweet thank you for the friends who help on the mehndi night. Qabool Crew in grey and gold suits the nikah or walima, and both sit comfortably beside our Dulhan shower range.

Treat bags for Quran celebrations

Mabrook Quran treat bags in mint mark a child finishing the Quran or starting Hifz, giving classmates and family a keepsake from the day.

What can you put in a treat bag?

Small sweets, a chocolate square, stickers or a mini toy all fit well. Our novelty sweets are a good place to start. Fill them the night before, fold the top and line them up by the door. It is a tradition hosts across the UK keep for Eid, weddings and birthdays alike.