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By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
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If you are here then you must be wanting to find a way to thank your amazing groom with a special morning gift. Perhaps to show them how much you love them, to thank them for all they do for you, supporting you or for just being blooming brilliant. Well, you are in the exact right place.
No matter your budget you can gift something special to your groom, even it’s a homemade present. As long as it’s from the heart and filled with sentiment it’s sure to mean a lot. A special present is a lovely gesture to show your fiance just how important to you they are.
Whatever your budget or style there is a groom gift here to suit.
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Photo: Olegs & Rita Photography via Old Kent Barn Wedding
How cute is a personalised groom box filled with special trinkets for a present idea?
Photo: Andy Griffiths Photography via Stanford Farm Wedding
Why not get ready in style? Surprise your groom in the morning with dapper customised dressing gowns, robes, slippers or PJs.
Your groom will be able to enjoy them for years to come and you will look gorgeous in those all-important prep shots. Plus, you could treat yourself to a matching robe or PJs too. Win-win.
Photo: Albatross and Mariner via Stylish Rainy Festival Wedding
Treat your groom to super handsome on-the-day accessories that they can wear and keep.
Photo: Kit Myers Photography via Boho Country Wedding
How about giving something really personal as a gift? Personalised jewellery, such as engravings or inscriptions can really mean a lot to a loved one.
Photo: Rebecca Carpenter Photography via Hoop Decor Wedding Ideas
How about a lovely goodie bag filled with things you know your groom will adore to take on your honeymoon or minimoon?
The options are endless and you could even add some clothing items too!
Photo: Daniel Ackerley Photography via Edwardian Inspired Wedding
You cannot go wrong with giving a guy the most beautiful pair of kicks. Ready for wedding photos, and parties for years to come. Add a cute personalised sticker to the sole or an inscription inside to make them all the more special.
Photo: Grace Elizabeth Photography via Orangery Mount Edgcumbe Wedding
How about some new arm candy for your groom?
How about gifting your groom with their perfect scent in a personalised bottle? An aftershave that will remind them of the day, your love and they always look so appealing to gift.
Photo: Emma Lawson via Fife Wedding
Give your man the VIP treatment with a luxury pamper to make them feel like a million dollars on your wedding day.
Hang up their suit and shirt with a personalised hanger, a perfect keepsake to use for years to come.
Photo: Jay Rowden via Destination Wedding South Of France
Perhaps you are on a small gifting budget? How about penning a heartfelt message? Find a special card or make your own.
Photo: Thyme Lane Photography via Barn Norfolk Wedding
For smaller budgets, make your own pressie. Putting time and effort into a present always goes a long way.
A cute personalised groom tee can make for a fun gift idea.
Photo: Amy and Omid Photography via Carreglwyd Estate Eedding
If your groom loves a drink, warm or chilled. Then how about a personalised mug, tankard, hipflask or glass? They’ll remember the wedding each time they take a sip.
Photo: LJM Photography via Romantic Coral Summer Wedding
A watch can be a really significant pressie idea. Whether it’s an engraved pocket watch or a luxe wristwatch, it’s sure to be adored.
Photo: Livvy Hukins Photography via Wise Wedding Venue
A personalised handkerchief is a sentimental idea, especially with your own special words embroidered on it.
Photo: Wildflower Photo Co. via California Ranch Wedding
If your hubby-to-be loves to play, how about a Lego set, board game or computer game?
Photo: Bloom Weddings via Carriage Hall Wedding
Give the gift of art, or a personalised print to keep in your home.
Photo: Craig and Eva Sanders Photography via Solsgirth House Wedding
Cufflinks are a popular wedding morning gift as they can be worn then and there. Add personalisation for extra brownie points.
Photo: Erica Hawkins Photography via Two Part Wedding Cufflinks & Tie Clip: Etsy
Order a specially made patch to wear on their tie or suit jacket to stay close to their heart.
Photo: The Springles via Dark Red Autumn Wedding
There are no rules or hard and fast guidelines on what you should spend on a groom’s gift. In fact, it may be controversial, but you may decide you don’t need to buy your groom a gift at all. However, the best way to work out your groom gift budget is to sit down with your wedding budget spreadsheet and see what’s available in your budget.
It may be that a small token gift is sufficient, or a simple and sweet thank you card. Couples can spend anywhere from nothing, to hundreds of pounds on their groom’s gifts. But you should be able to achieve a thoughtful and gorgeous gift approximately of £20 and up.
You don’t have to give a gift to your groom, it’s really down to personal choice and taste. That being said, it may be worth having a quick chat with your partner to see if you’ll be exchanging gifts and to discuss a budget. One of you may feel uncomfortable if only one of you gives a present on the day.
Timing when to give your groom their gift is a completely personal choice. Many couples like to give gifts the evening before the wedding, during the morning preparations or at the end of the wedding day when they are alone together. Take a look at your wedding timeline to see a suitable time for your gift exchange.
And that's a wrap! I hope that has you full of ideas about how to spoil your groom now. There are endless groom gift ideas, but those are just a few of my favourites. Happy gifting!
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