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Gifts have been given at weddings for centuries, and it is customary for those invited to a wedding to send the new Mr and Mr. a gift to help them celebrate their new union. Even if you are not able to attend the wedding in person, you can still gift the lovely couple.
These days, it does seem more commonplace for couples to request monetary gifts. While there's nothing wrong with that, it can still be a nice sentiment to add a physical gift toward their future together. The rules now however are that normal registry items like pots and pans are pretty much a no-no. That's because couples tend to have lived with one another for a while first before tying the knot and therefore don't need those household items.
So think out of the box and get them something they'll appreciate, use or just smile over.
Now you could buy them these sweet-as-pie couple gifts, OR you could add a little quirk and make sure HE knows who's the boss in this relationship..
Some might think this one's taboo, but if the couple you're witnessing tying the knot has a good sense of humour, these "toys" will hit the spot.
They might not need pots and pans but a little something to brighten up or complement a room never went unwanted. Fact.
When all else fails and you don't want to give them cash. There's always the lifesaving gift card. Here are three of the best.
Finder found more than 3 million Aussies have lived with an ex-partner to save money.
This is the gift guide you need for kitchen-ready gifts that the bride-to-be will be sure to love.