A personal feeling.
A private story.
The design begins with the child being celebrated. Identifying details are kept private in this portfolio.
The Keepsake / Favor design & packaging
The Playful Keepsake Collection
Coordinated labels, soft color, ribbons, and playful details turn the packaging into part of the gift.
Role: favor design and packaging. Personal names have been removed for privacy.
The favors / In the details
Actual favor photographs show the label design and presentation. These photographs are retouched for presentation and privacy; they document favor design and packaging.
The collection / Design concept
A clear keepsake trunk, gold hardware, daisies, and ribbons bring the collection concept together. This is an illustrative design presentation, not a photograph of a completed collection.

The thought within the packaging
Color, lettering, and ribbons connect each playful piece while keeping the favor itself at the center of the presentation.
The design begins with the child being celebrated. Identifying details are kept private in this portfolio.
Coordinated labels and finishing details give individual favors a shared visual language.
The case concept imagines a place for small discoveries, with the packaging considered alongside the gifts within it.
In her words / Party favors
Exact excerpts from the family’s feedback about the favor packaging.
And for anyone wanting party favors that creates memories I would definitely recommend Twanita Lipscomb!!
you really did your thing
The care behind the design
The work shown here is favor design and packaging, not a claim of full-event design or coordination. Concept imagery and actual favor photographs are identified separately.
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