The groom should give his bride a gift that comes from the heart.
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I gave my husband a piece of art. You could give a watch or a pair of cufflinks. some good wine to start a cellar would be a nice idea. Not sure if this will help but I gave my husband a stop watched with his initials engraved on it..He loved it Think of something timeless, something that will remind him of you. You can either get something for your home, his office, or something he can use every day. It really depends on your husband-to-be. Some classic gifts include a pocket watch, cufflinks, personalized money clip, or a wine set. Feel free to get personal or a little expiramental. You can get him a sign for his garage, a new tool box, a grill set, a nice knife set, wine glasses, etc. He will be especially appreciative if you get him something he's always wanted, such as a hammock, or new Golf clubs, or a lazy boy. You don't have to go expensive, just know what he likes. Anything personalized will be great. It is something that he will cherish for many years and there is a lot of thought put into it. Key chains, money clips, cufflinks are all items that are classic and can be personalized.
In recent years, the tradition of gift giving between the bride and groom on their wedding day has become more and more popular. I often get asked by grooms, "what would be a good gift to give my Bride-to-Be"?
Well, while jewelry and romantic getaways are nice, I think gifts that demonstrate a love and understanding of the recipient are more popular. Love can be expressed in a myriad of different methods, but the most timeless and most treasured will always remain the classic "love letter" or "love card". Elite Glass Cards (www.eliteglasscards.com) offers beautiful glass cards, engraved with a special message; a message written by you. What better way to tell your bride "what you love about her" and "why you want to spend the rest of your life with her"?
Each Elite Glass card allows you multiple options, making the finished product your individual creation. You would (1) choose a style from their collection, and (2) choose or add your own words. Then, their expert craftsmen will create a beautiful and elegant engraved image that will last forever; a crystal glass card that will be cherished long after her thankful embrace.
So, besides giving your future wife the obvious (a lifetime of love), I think the simplest and most wonderful gift you could give her is something that comes from the heart - a "love letter"!
I gave my husband a piece of art. You could give a watch or a pair of cufflinks. some good wine to start a cellar would be a nice idea.
Something small, personal and permanent. Like a money clip or a key chain attachment that can be engraved with your names , dates, and a short sentiment appropiate to the occasion.
A string of genuine pearls would be nice.
The father of the bride and groom can give the wedding gift to them the day of the wedding at home or, they can leave the gift on the gift table at the wedding reception. However, if it is of cash value it is better to give the bride and groom the money before the wedding.
No, there is no reason that the groom's parents need give the bride an additional gift over and above the gift given to the bride and groom. Some mother-in-laws may have a special piece of jewelry they may want the bride to have, but that is the mother-in-laws choice.
It is only proper to write a check that is a wedding gift to both the bride and the groom. Since the wedding is all about them becoming a couple, you wouldn't want to leave one of them out for this occasion.
No
No, the mother of the bride does not give the groom or his parents a gift, but just gives a gift to her daughter and new son-in-law.
A luckenbooth brooch is a traditional gift.
A Ring???????????
Appliances,and other stuff acceptable
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Most brides do not open their gifts at the wedding reception and some brides may have a 'gift opening' at the bride's parent's home. The gifts are piled near her and her maid of honor hands her the gifts; once the gift is opened it is up to the maid of honor to write in each card what that guest gave the bride and groom for a gift.