The bride presents souvenirs in small bottles that she intends to make guests with her own hands. Internet users say that it is cheap and useless.

The bride presents souvenirs in small bottles that she intends to make guests with her own hands. Internet users say that it is useless and cheap, if you get something like this, you will throw it away.

Wedding favors are small gifts given by the bride and groom to their guests. To express gratitude for sharingImportant dayPopular souvenir options include mini liquor bottles, candies, bottle openers, and trinkets that you can keep around the house.

A DIY-loving bride posted a video of a wedding gift she thought was adorable. She planned to make it for guests at her June 8 wedding in Encinitas, California, but it's been heavily criticized by netizens.

Lexi, the 24-year-old bride, added, “sea salt” – In a small glass bottle with a wooden stopper. As a gift for her guests to take home. She shared the process in a viral TikTok video that has garnered nearly two million views. Start by arranging the bottles. Then pour 5.44 grams of sea salt into each bottle until it is filled to the brim with the bottle cap with the wooden stopper. Carefully label each bottle.

“A little sea salt for my favorite.” Lexi wrote in the video comment.

Many netizens took to the comments to attack her idea in various ways, including being cheap, tasteless, and unimaginative. If you give me sea salt as a wedding gift I'll give you Pepper, it's the cheapest thing I've ever seen, it's a very thoughtful idea. They sprinkle salt on their dinner for months after the wedding, do I put it in the food? What does it do? “I'll throw it away”, is this some kind of custom I don't know about, my friend did it and it's still in the kitchen unused, etc.

While some netizens thought the gift was cute. Some shared experiences of receiving similar souvenirs, such as: My sister and brother-in-law run an olive oil company, so they gave us olive oil as a souvenir. Guests love it, my husband and I used to do it too. But it's the Himalayan salt. Everyone really loves it, we got a little jar of honey at the last wedding we went to, etc.