Attending a wedding soon?

These simple wedding gift dos and don’ts will help you pick a gift they will truly appreciate.

✅ DOs:

• Be thoughtful and personal
  Go beyond the price tag. Add meaning. A handwritten note, a shared memory, or a custom detail can turn an ordinary gift into something unforgettable.
  
  
• Stick to the Couple’s Style
  Whether minimalist or sentimental, your gift should reflect them, not what you wish they liked.
  
  
• Ask (Quietly) If You’re Unsure
  A quick check with a family member or close friend can help you avoid duplicates or awkward guesses.
  
  
• Check the registry if applicable
  The couple has curated a list of items they need or want, making it a great starting point.
  
  
• Include a heartfelt card
  A personalized message expressing your best wishes adds a special touch.
  
  
• Give something that eases wedding stress
  Your gift can help make the wedding day smoother, like covering flowers, photos, or the cake. You can also support their next chapter with a honeymoon or home fund.
  
  
• Send the gift before or after the wedding
  Check if the couple has preferences first, but in general, avoid bringing bulky gifts to the ceremony. Sending it ahead or afterward keeps things stress-free and thoughtful.
  
  
• Stay within your budget
  Don’t feel pressured to spend more than you can afford. A meaningful gift doesn’t have to be expensive. It is the thought and intention behind it that count.
  
  

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❌ DON’Ts:

• Don’t Go Off-Registry Just to Be Unique
  If your gift doesn’t serve a purpose or match their taste, it might end up in the return pile.
  
  
• Don’t Give Something That Creates Work
  Anything high-maintenance (live pets, DIY projects, or subscriptions with fees) can feel like a chore, not a gift.
  
  
• Don’t Overcomplicate It
  A simple, heartfelt gift beats a flashy one with no connection or meaning.
  
  
• Check the registry if applicable
  The couple has curated a list of items they need or want, making it a great starting point.
  
  
• Don’t Rule Out a Cash Gift
  Cash is often deeply appreciated, especially for big goals like a home or honeymoon.
  
  
• Don’t Forget the Card
  It may seem small, but your words often mean more than the gift. Never skip the chance to say something memorable.
  
  
• Don’t give gifts that are likely to be used by only one person in the couple
  Choose something both partners can enjoy, not just one. Gifts that feel personal to only one person can miss the mark.
  
  
• Don’t assume the couple will appreciate a gag gift
  While humor can be a part of the wedding, it’s best to avoid gifts that might be offensive or embarrassing.
  
  

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