12 Great Wedding Gifts to Give
Giving | July 30th, 2008 5 Comments

Beyond gift registries and envelopes of cash (which are indeed great presents – getting someone what they actually ask for is incredibly civilized,) there are some meaningful wedding gift options.
Marriage means a lot. Put your heart into the prezzie.
12 Great Wedding Gifts to Give
- Concert tickets. Ticketmaster has concert listings up months in advance, or you can purchase gift cards.
- A night or two at a great hotel.
- A couple’s massage or facial treatment at a spa.
- Take a ton of candid pictures at their wedding and create a Flickr page for them.
- If the bride is taking her husband’s name, have their family crest made into a cool drawing or plaque. (Most crests are packaged in the most tacky ways possible. But a pen and ink print in a modern black frame with extra wide white matt could be fantastic.)
- Offer to pay for an element of the wedding: the cake, the DJ, the limo ride from the church.
- An atlas. Really, every home should have one. (note from Danielle: my husband and I were given the Geographica Atlas as a wedding gift and we love it. It’s way more romantic to plan a dream trip to Morocco curled up with an atlas than it is with Google Maps.)
- A big fat leather bound dictionary. Ditto on the “every home should have one” theory.
- Write a poem just for them.
- Monogrammed linens – set of pillow cases or a table runner. Is so traditional it’s hip.
- Video-interview people at the reception and turn it into a video keepsake.
- Frame their wedding invitation. A special touch: affix the invitation envelope to the back of the frame.
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