Collection: Wedding Collection

Traditional wedding gifts often include household items useful for setting up a new home, like kitchen appliances, bedding, towels, or dinnerware. However, consider the couple's preferences and registered gift choices as modern couples often have diverse tastes.

The average amount spent varies based on finances and the relationship. Spend what feels comfortable, but a range of $50 to $150 is common.

Cash is widely accepted, offering flexibility for the couple's needs, whether for their honeymoon or savings.

Choose a smaller item or a thoughtful, budget-friendly gift – sentiment matters most.

It is okay to give a gift not on the registry, especially if you have a unique, personalized idea the couple will appreciate.

Send or bring the gift to the designated location within a reasonable timeframe, include a card or note, and follow any specific instructions or cultural considerations.

It's acceptable, especially for more expensive gifts. Coordinate with contributors to avoid duplication.

Sending a gift to the couple's home or beforehand is thoughtful, with a note expressing well-wishes.

Ideally within a few months, but there's no strict time limit to give a wedding gift.

While customary, it's not necessary; you can send it directly to the couple's home before or after the wedding for convenience.