Wedding gifts - what do you buy the couple who have everything?

[yorkshirelass79]

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book vouchers
or ill tell you a good thign one of thsoe DIY books
my sil got one adn was really pleased wiht ti

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nice idea

or how about a framed poem of some sort

i woudlnt get anythign that involves your taste
my mum ( veteran of many wedding ) always gets two super posh white towels adn is done

i woudlnt get anythign that involves your taste
my mum ( veteran of many wedding ) always gets two super posh white towels adn is done

Magazine subscription?
Tea at the Ritz voucher?

The above being recent wedding presents given by me and dh.

You'd be better off spending the money on a really good bottle of wine or champagne than on the personalised bottle.

I know someone who gave some sort of plant for the garden.

Also received vouchers for afternoon tea which was a nice treat!

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Agree no decorative objets they'll feel compelled to treasure and/or display when you come round.

BIL and SIL were similar - no gift list and asked for no stuff as their house was full. We got them a case of wine (handpicked - ones we knew were good and thought they'd like).

Tree for garden (if appropriate), or theatre vouchers, or tickets for a concert or something.

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yes
anythign cute, personalised or your taste

i wouldn't go for the personalised champagne, it could be horrible stuff.

i would either go for a good bottle of champagne (likely to set you back about £40 e.g. laurent perrier rose)

or a plant for the garden is a lovely idea. We received some lovely rose bushes for our dd's christenings with names that meant something (Irish Eyes, Sophie's Rose, champagne moments) etc..

or if you have a nice photo of them get it framed. it's hard to get nice pics of both of you.

i don't think personalised pressies are necessarily naff, just that the champagne could be cheap stuff and you are paying a lot for something that is probably not worth a lot.

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How about one of those plates that everyone writes messages on ?? Think they are fairly expensive tho

Tickets to something.
Are they going somewhere nice for their honeymoon? Maybe send them a spa treatment or dinner or something at their hotel (just call the hotel, they'll take cards over the phone).
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We got BIL and his new wife a wooden keepsake box. They loved it because they got married abroad and they kept things like the flight tickets and things like that.

i think a posh meal out would be good

a night away for later in the year

a very special wedding album

his and hers pen set

beauty treatment for b4 the wedding

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Nothing?

Why not go to a website like Berry Brothers and have a bottle of wine from this year put up.

Take her on a hen-nightish thing to a pottery painting place where you all write something personal? People did this for my friend and she loves the end result - all fairly arty teacher types mind...

If you're still stuck for an idea, I have some scrolls on ebay that capture all the things that relate to the day a couple get married. A gift that they can treasure forever.

have a look at this