Looking for hangover kit ideas for a wedding, bachelorette or birthday weekend? Little drawstring bags, mini suitcase favors and shiny pouches give you plenty to choose from.
I especially love the personalized tags and heart-shaped sunglasses!
Keep yours simple with water, packaged snacks and toiletries. These are party favors, not hangover cures.
Some photos include medicines that can interact with alcohol. Check with a pharmacist before including them.
Always keep medicines in their original labeled packaging.
Cute kit packaging and thoughtful extras
red sparkle and little treats
We’re starting off strong with this cute drawstring bag and its glittery red cross. The gray lettering keeps the rest simple while the wrapped chocolates add a sweet extra.
Borrow the boxed mints and little mouthwash bottle for your own favors. You don’t need to copy every item to put together a thoughtful bag.
pink sign and gold tray
Don’t want to fill individual bags? Try a shared tray instead.
I love the bright pink sign in its gold-colored frame, with gum and packets arranged in rows below.
For your own version, I’d choose mints, wrapped snacks and toiletries rather than recreate the self-serve medicine display.
a simple zip pouch
If you are looking for something understated, this one is for you. The pale pouch has a black zipper, pink script and a matching cross.
Need hangover kit list ideas beyond snacks? Borrow the spiral hair tie, packaged refreshing wipe and eye patches shown here.
The little chocolate bar is a cute addition too.
water bottles and matching bags
How cute is this wedding display? Each little bag hangs from a water bottle, with the same burgundy cross repeated across the table.
I especially love the chalkboard-style sign at the back. Arrange your bottles in rows like these so guests can pick up a bottle and favor together.
colorful clear favors
These clear bags let you see all the little pops of pink, blue and green inside. The bright hair ties are my favorite detail.
Skip the loose tablets shown here. Individually wrapped sweets would add color without leaving guests to guess what they’re taking.
holographic pouch inspiration
I am obsessed with the rainbow shine on these pouches. They’re such a fun choice if plain white bags aren’t your thing.
This product collage also includes scrunchies, gum, mints and makeup-remover wipes. Those are the extras I’d borrow, rather than treating the pictured recovery products as a shopping list.
heart sunglasses and pink details
How adorable are those white heart-shaped sunglasses? The red lettering and tiny disco-ball graphic on the bag are so cute beside them.
A peach-colored spiral hair tie, mints and a packaged bandage sit around the pouch. Keep those pink accents if you want to follow this look for a bachelorette weekend.
pink margarita tags
This is one of my favorite tag designs on the list. I love the little green margarita illustration with the pink bow around its stem.
Try the same mix of large headings and handwritten-style lettering for your own contents card. Make sure the list matches what you actually pack. I’d leave medical promises off the tag.
a tiny suitcase favor
Okay, this little suitcase is so cute! It has an extended handle, tiny wheels and a clear front showing the mints and makeup-remover packet inside.
Try this packaging for a destination celebration. I’d keep the larger packets at the back so the smaller extras don’t disappear behind them.
white pouch with a window
Don’t want to go overboard with colors? No problem! This white pouch pairs black lettering with a little orange cross near the bottom.
The clear window gives you a peek at the contents without showing everything. For your own version, fill a similar pouch with sealed snacks and toiletries.
a bathroom basket alternative
This one is a wedding bathroom basket mood board rather than an individual hangover kit. It’s a useful alternative if you’d rather offer shared supplies than hand out favors.
I love the little arched signs. Borrow the lint rollers, floss picks and bandages for your basket, then keep each type of item together.
clear wrap and a heart tag
If you like seeing all the little extras, this gathered clear bag is a pretty option. The long cream-colored tag has a black heart and hangs from a tied cord.
Coffee packets and a creamer cup are visible among the contents. You could include those as breakfast extras, not as a way to sober up.
black bags and personalized tags
These see-through black bags look so pretty with the white tags. I love how the pink crosses add a little color without taking over the design.
Personalize yours with the celebration name and date. The green gum packs and blue wipe packets show that the contents don’t all have to match your party colors.
a playful wedding rhyme
Want to keep the decoration super simple? This tag uses a scalloped top, black lettering and one bright red cross.
The wedding rhyme at the bottom is the main detail here. Try a similar tag for your favors, then thread ribbon through the top to attach it to your chosen bag.
groom crew cups
Who says you have to use a bag? These black-and-white cups have little tuxedo graphics, with a white cup for the groom and black cups for the crew.
The sunglasses and tall coffee packets peek out of the tops. Keep the matching color scheme if you want the whole group’s favors to look coordinated.
an oversized birthday basket
If you are looking for a bigger gift presentation, this one gives you plenty of packaging inspo. There’s a leafy-patterned basket, black sunglasses and a glass marked for a 21st birthday.
I’d borrow the basket idea but leave out the alcohol, energy shot and medicine assortment shown. For an alternative, try water and snacks alongside mints and a sleep mask.
matching orange-lettered cards
This is the same clear-bag pair shown earlier, but the matching header cards deserve a closer look. I love the orange heading above the bold black lettering.
Use one card design across your favors even if you switch up the hair-tie colors. Pink in some bags and blue in others still looks cute together.
silver pouches and disco balls
Last but definitely not least, we have these shiny silver-edged pouches. I am obsessed with the disco-ball graphics and little pink accents!
The clear fronts show gum and assorted packets tucked inside. Try this packaging for a disco-themed celebration if you want a little extra shine.
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Xoxo Emily
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