Glass Jars – Heart Shaped
Every one of our branded glass heart jars is clear glass with a cork stopper, so the fun is mostly in picking what goes inside. Here's how the fills move from light and fresh to rich and chocolatey.
- Mentos and mini mints, the crisp and cool end of the jar.
- Acid drops in mixed or corporate colours, plus strawberries and creams and red lips for fruity sweetness.
- Mini jelly beans, mixed or in corporate colours, for a jar packed with colour.
- Chewy, buttery toffees for a nostalgic middle ground.
- Choc beans, M&Ms and red Jaffa-style chocolate balls at the indulgent top end.
A local footy club hands heart jars to its volunteers at the end-of-season dinner. What each canteen helper walks away with is a small, cheerful thank-you that gets passed round the table and emptied by dessert. The jar then goes home and lands on a kitchen bench full of loose change, a little reminder of the season. Pair them with jelly beans in other packs for the kids.
Most styles can be finished with a sticker or swing tag to make branded glass heart jars, and a swing tag tied at the cork makes custom glass heart jars feel like little parcels.
Good to Know
Are branded glass heart jars a good end-of-year thank-you for clients?
Yes, a keepsake jar feels warmer than a bag of lollies, and the heart shape suits Mother's Day and end-of-year thank-yous. Once the sweets are gone, the cork stopper lets the jar be reused for rings, buttons or bath salts.
Who uses these as wedding favours?
Couples and wedding planners set one at each place setting so guests have a treat during the speeches. Guests then take the jar home, and the cork stopper means it can be reused for rings, buttons or bath salts.
Which fill works best for Valentine's Day?
Red lips and strawberries and creams are the top Valentine's picks, thanks to their red and pink colours. Red chocolate balls are a richer option that keeps the same romantic colour showing through the glass.
Do they suit trade shows and conference stands?
Yes, a tray of heart jars on a stand gives visitors a sweet reason to stop and chat. Mini mints and Mentos suit long event days, since people can pocket the jar and reach for a mint between sessions.