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If you are like most people you receive at least one wedding invitation each year, if not more. As a result you are constantly trying to think of creative wedding gifts that you can give the bride and groom. You do not want to give the same gift to every couple you know, unless it is money, and it is always nice to come up with a great gift that is creative and appreciated by the couple. If you have run out of your own ideas then the following suggestions just might help you. Keep in mind, however, that the majority of brides and grooms today are registered at several stores so you can see what they like and buy what they need. This is great if you want to buy casual dinnerware, china dinnerware, or Waterford crystals, but not so great if you want to pick out your own gift to give. Remember, however, that buying off someone's registry is a surefire way to give a gift they will love and doing something on your own could backfire. But, if you want to give it a shot these ideas are usually pretty popular.
Help with the Honeymoon
This gift idea is becoming more popular and couples can even sign up on a honeymoon website where people can give them a meal on their honeymoon, pay for a night's stay, pay for an outing, or even airline tickets. When you help with the honeymoon you know the couple will love it because it's their honeymoon and they will always remember you helped them have such a wonderful time!
Coffee Club
If the bride and groom are coffee lovers you might sign them up for a year's worth of coffee. That way every month they receive a new coffee in the mail. This is an excellent way to ensure the couple has a gift that keeps on giving each month for a year and a great way to expose the couple to coffee from all over the world.
Of course, if you know the couple very well then you should be able to come up with a creative gift that is not casual dinnerware but reflects the likes and dislikes of the couple. It may take some time and a lot of thought, but you can come up with a great idea!
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Source by Caitlina Fuller
