Wedding gift ideas UK - finding something unique and creative

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What is a good wedding gift idea? How do you find something unique and creative? Firstly, ask whether the couple have registered with a wedding gift service. It is common to include details of the ‘gift list’ with the invitation, but that is not always the case. They may have registered with a local store that requires a phone call or visit, or it might be possible to access the registry on the Internet. You can be sure that the bride and groom have chosen everything on the list, so they are bound to like your present! Pick something that suits your budget, and also consider what might make a gift relevant from you — such as crockery if you often join them for dinner parties.

If the couple have not registered a wedding gift list, you are at liberty to be as creative as you wish with your purchase. It may be worth asking their close family and friends for a few ideas, but the chances are that they will have certain requirements for filling their marital home with possessions that they love. Consider the major categories as china, silverware, bed linen, glassware, cookware and kitchen electronics. If your budget does not stretch to a whole set of china, for example, pick a gift where it is not essential to have the matching set, such as a decanter or chopping block. Champagne flutes make a wonderful gift, especially if you throw in a bottle of bubbly, too! If the couple are gardening enthusiasts, consider buying them something for this part of their home — anything from a patio heater to gift vouchers so they can choose their own plants.

If the couple already has children, or is expecting a baby, you could choose to buy a gift aimed primarily at the little one. It would be rare for the newlyweds to come right and out and say that they would like items for the nursery or a trampoline for the kids, but this thoughtfulness is bound to raise a smile.

There are always the larger, more expensive or luxury items that most newlyweds would adore but feel too cheeky including on their list. Think about getting a group of guests to pitch in and buy a ‘big ticket’ gift between you. Televisions, stereo systems, or even washing machines are very much appreciated!

Making a charitable donation on behalf of the couple is a unique idea, although be aware that the ‘gift that keeps on giving’ isn't popular with everyone. But if you know that the bride and groom support a certain cause such as helping the environment, consider making a donation to one of the main charities in their name.

Finally, if you are stuck for wedding gift ideas, there is always the unmentioned favourite — cold hard cash! Rated as the most preferred wedding gift by the majority of newlyweds, instead of berating you for lack of imagination, they will be over the moon!

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