There’s always something new to discover in Vermont, and there is no better way to keep the memory of this picturesque state alive then with a handcrafted treasure from a local artisan. Whether you’re looking for a bridesmaids gift or a favor, there’s a Vermont-made item for you. With so many choices, it can be hard to narrow things down—to help get you started, we offer this list of some of our favorites.

{1}Based in Waterbury, Vermont Liberty Tea takes its name from the teas that American Colonists made from local herbs in the 1770s to get around the British tea tax. Shown here is their refined Albert Square English Blend, a loose-leaf black tea nestled in a cobalt blue tin. For other selections, go to vermontlibertytea.com.

{2}A Vermont map is a must-have for out-of-state guests so they can get out and see the sights (without getting too lost on the back roads). Take the time to highlight special attractions tailored to your guests’ interests. There are endless places to -discover, from historic homesteads to scenic overlooks to one-of-a-kind shops. Get maps and more travel ideas at travel-vermont.com.

{3}Nostalgic for real, homemade cookies that don’t taste like the mass-produced brands in stores? Covered Bridge Cookies uses only the best local ingredients, like King Arthur flour, Cabot butter, and chocolate from Barre Callebaut, to concoct their -decadent made-in-Vermont gingersnaps, shown here, and many others. Go to coveredbridgecookies.com for the full list of their offerings.

{4}For 15 years, Way Out Wax has been handcrafting soy candles made with essential oils and no chemical additives, dyes, or artificial fragrances, developing a superior product that burns clean and pure. Scents such as tea tree, lemongrass and basil, and meadow are available through their website, wayoutwax.com.

{5}With all the face-to-face of a wedding weekend, make sure guests at least don’t have to worry about fresh breath. Give them “I LOVERMONT” license-plate tin mint boxes, available in local stores—easy to carry around in a pocket or purse on the wedding day, and a fun, reusable keepsake, too.

{6}A mini box of Farm House Truffles in almond liqueur flavor is the perfect way to get a taste of the best Vermont has to offer. Farm House Truffles are small-batch artisanal delights made from Belgian cacao. Warning: With an unprecedented attention to -flavor and texture, these decadent truffles are addictive! But there are always more, at farmhousetruffles.com.

{7}Your guests will love this sage-flavored Cheddar from the Grafton Village Cheese Company (graftonvillagecheese.com). Made from hormone-free cow’s milk, Grafton’s Cheddar has been named one of the Top 100 Cheeses in the World by Wine Spectator and won numerous awards at the prestigious 2008 World Cheese Awards.

{8}It’s a wedding, after all—and no doubt your guests are going to want an inside line on how you made your special day look so effortless. Why not give them their own copy of Vermont Vows, the go-to source for creative inspiration and leads on the finest products, venues, and wedding professionals in the state (and around the world)!

{9}Lesley Hall’s Sweetie Pies are whimsical, hand-decorated treats—enchanting to look at, but even more gratifying to eat. Your bridesmaids and wedding guests will love these delightful cookies, and they come in a variety of colors and designs, which can be customized to suit your wedding palette. Visit sweetiepiescookies.com to get some ideas.

{10}Located in Middlebury, Danforth Pewter designs and handcrafts all of its unique pieces. Their expertly crafted jewelry, picture frames, and other gifts make treasured keepsakes. Many products can also be engraved. Their Adirondack-chair key ring is a terrific gift for special wedding helpers. Available online at danforthpewter.com.