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BIGSTYLE CRACKERS - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
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What do Standard BigStyle Crackers contain? |
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What do Fill-your-own BigStyle Crackers contain? |
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Do BigStyle Crackers come in any other colours/designs than those shown? |
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What size are BigStyle Crackers? |
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How much notice do I have to give when placing an order? |
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Aren't crackers just for Christmas? |
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What is the history of the cracker? |
| 1 | What do Standard BigStyle Crackers contain? Back To Top |
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We offer different fillings depending on the type of occasion. Click the links below to view the filling options: |
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| 2 | What do Fill-your-own BigStyle Crackers contain? Back To Top |
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Fill-your-own crackers are supplied with: |
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| 3 | Do BigStyle Crackers come in any other colours/designs than those shown? Back To Top |
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Yes. We can supply almost any colour to suit your requirements, so you can be creative and match your wedding colours. |
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| 4 | What size are BigStyle Crackers? Back To Top |
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The crackers are approximately 240mm long and 50mm wide. |
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| 5 | How much notice do I have to give when placing an order? Back To Top |
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Notice of a month or more is preferred, however in most cases last minute orders can be filled sooner. |
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| 7 | Aren't crackers just for Christmas? Back To Top |
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For centuries crackers have been used to enhance celebrations at meal time by adding a little excitement and fun. In recent years, as well as being used at Christmas, crackers have become very popular in the celebration of birthdays, weddings, wedding anniversaries, parties, christenings and even corporate functions! |
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| 8 | What is the history of the cracker? Back To Top |
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Crackers date back to the mid-1840's. A London pastry cook named Tom Smith came upon the idea while on a trip to Paris. There he witnessed the French holiday custom of wrapping sugared almonds and other sweets in a twist of colored paper. Smith included a romantic message in his early crackers which he marketed in Britain as 'Kiss Mottos.' |
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