It wasn't always so difficult to find a unique and special wedding gift... when newlyweds married in their twenties! The general concept used to be to help new marriages get off to a good start. These days, quite a few newlyweds are either combining two households, or they have lived in their own home for several years already and that means that they already have two of everything! Most couples know that a lasting, happy marriage requires ongoing attentiveness. And they're excited to give each other a wedding gift that allows them to set aside time to honor their marriage and renew their wedding vows. Why not celebrate your new marriage every month by giving each other a combination membership of two or more clubs that both will enjoy!
Check out BestGiftIdeas.org for more on wedding gift ideas!
Some things to keep in mind:
* Do not take a gift to the reception. You cannot be guaranteed that the bride and groom will ever see the gift, as there is generally no security at the reception (with the possible exception being if the reception is at the home of the couple or a family member). Gifts can easily be damaged or misplaced. Remember, the last thing on the couple's mind that night will be gathering up gifts. It could easily be left behind.
* Send the gift to the address on the registry or the RSVP address on the wedding invitation.
* Etiquette says that it is a nice gesture to send a gift whether or not you plan on attending.
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