what would you give to a just married couple?
99408
if they are close friends money is better to bring what they really wants or use it as you know newly married couples always are broke if they are not close then something simple with their taste not yours to avoid througing your things in the closet
643386
You should give them something that will allow them to spend time enjoying one another without worrying about everyday nonsense. These are gifts that keep on giving. \n\nIf they hate housecleaning, a week or month's worth of maid service is great. If they have a yard that gives them a hard time, a month's lawn maintenance, or a season's for that matter, would be, well I wish someone gave that to me. Then they can concentrate on being newlyweds rather than worrying about everyday house business. \n\nOr you could give them something fun to do together. Since they are both women, assuming they'd be into it, a trip for two to a dayspa would be suitable, especially if you give it to them beforehand, so they can gussy up for the big day. Then get them something smaller off their registry on the day of the actual wedding. \n\nIf they like amusement parks, two tickets to the nearest one or even one further away would be suitable. If there's a music festival coming up, two tickets to that, if they're into it. If there's a certain cause they're into you could reflect that too, like a membership to the local zoo, historical society, etc. \n\nThese all sound boring, I know, and not nearly as exciting as a new car, but they will give them the opportunity to do things together as a couple they might not normally do. To make it more special think about the presentation. For example, if you got them a zoo membership, you could give them a big giant stuffed tiger with the membership card attached to his collar. Then they'd have the cute tiger to remember you by long after the membership expired. For a spa day, you could tuck the certificates into a basket full of lovely smelly stuff and massage oils. \n\nRemember, think about what they're into. Women get really annoyed if you get them something they obviously don't like. If they are into country music, they aren't going to be interested in Ozzfest tickets and your sister is going to wonder how it is her own brother doesn't know her better than that. Not trying to scare you, but women are like that. I know. I'm a woman who can't handle being touched by strangers. Our first Christmas together my husband gave me a gift certificate for a massage. I didn't speak to him till New Years.
525701
its up to you, what do you think he would like.  if you give him money, give him what ammount that you think that is apporiate
987105
We have had some very nice gifts from the bride and groom when attending out-of-town weddings, here are a few of them:\n1.) Basket filled with all little munchies and two bottles of soda\n2.) Basket filled with bath salts, combs,toothpaste etc.\n3.) Basket filled with bandaids, thread and needle, cookies,snacks and water\n4.)Colorful bag with name of Bride and Groom filled with cupcakes, twinkies, gum, mints and 2 bottles of iced tea\nAnd believe me all were appreciated very much!
69336
don't go by that. (the paper thing that is) The best gifts I've gotten from my husband are from his heart, something he takes the time to prepare himself, that is unique. Buy her a single rose, go with yellow because everyone gets red or pink, and write her a poem or letter telling you why you love her and what she means to you, actually write it yourself, don't do it on the pc!, then cook her her favorite meal. Give her the rose and your letter or poem at dinner. That will mean more to her than any store bought item, I guarantee it! Good luck, and happy anniversary!
141521
Find out what your love enjoys most in the world and do it for them, get it for them, or give it to them.  There is nothing more special then giving to one you truly love.
983633
Personally, anything my fiance` gave me before she died was treasured.  If you love him, and he loves you, make it personal and keep it small.  Good luck in you marriage.  May God guide you both to happiness.
451666
just married and a newborn son? \n\ngive her a gift certificate to come and babysit the baby so they can go out on a date (or stay in and nap).
344518
Should help each other..even in a little way..that's what  married couples do cuz that's the ultimate purpose of marriage ..^_*
430441
Gift Certificates are always nice...\n\nBut my favorite wedding present that I got was a crystal vase from friends of my grandparents, whom I had never met.\n\nGet them something nice they can put on their mantle... or a nice antique mantle clock.
636551
The traditional gift is tin...but who wants an old can...lol! The more modern thing is a diamond...but that's just materialistically speaking. For you, I would say, to continue loving her as much as possible everyday that you have her...just like you have been doing for the past 10 years you've been married. No special promises of giving her the world or the moon (which doesn't belong to any man) but showing her that you are faithful and loyal. For all that she does that may upset/anger you or even be your pet-peeves, forgive her and love them because they make her who she is. Cherish her everyday and everynight just as you have for the passed 10 years or even more, if that's possible. That's what I would want...instead of the diamond that can be stolen; this can not be. Besides, you know what she wants better than anyone else...because you love her best. Happy 10th Anniversary my darling sweetness! I love you too. ;)
1066765
I would say you, but then again you already know this and wouldn't be asking right? \nI did three things for my fiance (husband on Saturday) I made him a scrapbook of us and things that have happened since we met, I got him a bride/groom ornament, and I made him a love letter that explains to him how I feel about him.\nYou could get him a watch, or a bracelet. You could buy him a beer mug engraved, you could get him a picture frame. Here are some websites that you could try out fo some ideas.\nhttp://www.poetrygift.com/bridegroom.html\nhttp://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Wedding/Bride-to-Groom\nCongratulations!!!
281074
give him cabeza.\nwhen my wife gives me head we dont fight
410350
I think the best thing you could give them is something they would love...if they have a hobby or passion find something that reacts that. The most important thing is that you put some thought into something..for example if they love to cook you could buy them a cookbook and write a note about how much you loved their cooking and how you hope you enjoy this book you like so much. If they hate to cook buy them a gift certificate to a restaurant. Write a note about how much you enjoyed their hospitality. \nIf they love to garden you can buy them a plant.\n\nThe most important thing is to personalize the gift and note as much as possible. It should not be about the money but about the time and energy you put into the thank you. \n\nI completely agree with you that flowers are too impersonal.
1140323
How about a gift for both of you,loke maybe a cruise.Nice honeymoon!
70382
yes\nit is a gift to give to your husband on the wedding night
137779
Are you seriously old enough to be married?  Because I've never heard an adult use the term "indian giving" LOL