Custom mini markers are the realistic disc golf wedding favor — $5.00 each at 50 guests, dropping to $4.00 at 150. Full-size discs are the wedding-party gift, not the guest favor; at 100 guests they would cost around $2,000. Here is the honest math and the timeline.
What favors actually cost
Custom minis are $9.99 each, with quantity discounts that go deeper than full-size discs:
| Guests | Price each | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $5.00 | $250 |
| 100 | $4.30 | $430 |
| 150 | $4.00 | $600 |
That sits comfortably inside the normal range for wedding favors, and unlike most favors it is a functional object rather than a decoration. Every guest who plays will use it; every guest who does not gets a keepsake with your names and date on it.
Full-size discs: for the party, not the guest list
Full-size discs run $19.99 each at 36 or more — roughly $2,000 for 100 guests. That is a lot for a favor, but exactly right for the people standing up with you.
The split most couples land on:
- Minis for every guest with your names and date.
- Full-size personalized discs for the wedding party, each with their own name.
- A keepsake disc for the two of you with the wreath design, both names, date and venue.
What to put on a favor
Keep it simple. A favor is read at a glance and kept for years:
- Both first names and the date — the classic, and the one that ages best.
- Your monogram or a simple mark, if the reception styling is minimal.
- A course or venue outline if disc golf is genuinely part of your story.
Avoid crowding it with hashtags or long quotes. A mini is 3.5 inches; anything beyond a few words gets small.
When to order
Favors are usually decided four to six months out, and summer weddings get booked in January.
A favor run of 100+ minis needs four to six weeks before the wedding once production and transit are both accounted for — and longer if it falls near Christmas or Father's Day, our two busiest periods. Tell us your date before ordering — the bulk-order inquiry form has a needed-by field — and we will confirm it is achievable.
Practical details couples ask about
Can we see it before committing to 100? The live preview shows the exact print. If you want to hold one in your hand first, order a single mini, approve it, then place the full order.
Can favors be personalized per guest? They can — personalization is per item — but for 100+ guests this becomes a data-entry job. Most couples use one design for all guests and save individual names for the wedding party.
Do they need packaging? A mini sits neatly on a place setting on its own. If you want them boxed or bagged, plan that separately.
Are they PDGA legal? Yes — a printed mini is still a standard 3.5-inch marker disc, and the design does not affect how it is used in a round.
Start with a sample
Doing gifts for the wedding party too? Read groomsmen gifts for the disc golfer, or see the full wedding gift guide.
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