What Gifts to Buy for Bridesmaids, Ushers and Parents

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14th July 2018

What Gifts to Buy for Bridesmaids, Ushers and Parents

What Gifts to Buy for Bridesmaids, Ushers and Parents - There is a time-honoured tradition at a wedding of giving gifts by way of thanks to those bridesmaids, parents and ushers who have done so much to make the big day happen. Your special day can’t go ahead without their help and participation, so it’s only right that they get a little memento marking the occasion.

But what do you buy? It needs to be something that means something to them - so where do you start? Luckily, even on a budget, it is possible to provide some lovely mementoes that will most certainly be appreciated.

Gifts to Buy for Bridesmaids

A wonderful keepsake doesn’t have to break the bank and a jewelled shoe clip can be a beautiful gift for the females in your party or perhaps, a starter charm bracelet with their first charm attached. They won’t cost more than £25-£30 each and will be something that is treasured for years to come.

There many other ways to show your gratitude and touch the heart of your guests if you’re willing to get a little creative.

For the Best Man (men / women?)

For the guys, there are engraved beer steins, leather shaving kits and golf putter sets, all of which will be gratefully received. A character commissioned from a photograph perhaps is a gender neutral gift and can be framed and mounted.

For Him and Her

If you don’t want a gender-specific gift, you could opt for a picture frame, an antique glass or an engraved watch. A nice touch can be to send a framed picture to your parents of their grand entrance, capturing the proudest moment of any parents’ lives forever.

The list of possible amazing gifts is as big as your imagination, but if you’re struggling for ideas, sites like www.gettingpersonal.co.uk have a large selection of great gift ideas.

For more information on gifts, weddings and my own particular field of expertise, wedding photography, why not give me a call on 01633 400 051 and I can talk you through your options and answer any questions you might have.
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