My moms getting married and i cant thimk of a good wedding gift?
919008
try and think of something personal... something only you and her have experienced and try and make it part of a gift, jewelery, scrap book, anything that comes from the heart...   just remember it doesn't matter how much money you spend its the thought that counts! good luck! :)
838893
You could make your own gift basket to be the same theme as her wedding.  Shower gels, lotion, candles, magazines, candies, champagne, picture frame.  Go to Wal-Mart, Target, Hobby Lobby, Kohls, etc. they should have all of the items listed above and more.
434469
I have been in your situation.  And while you do have a year to give a gift, it didn't feel right to me to be at the wedding without a gift.  \n\nHere's what I did.  I bought a bottle of champagne and a couple of candles.  I put them in the same box with a suggestive note about the honeymoon.\n\nAnother time I took a look at the registry and discovered the couple had actually picked some smaller, more affordable items (salt & pepper shakers, sheets).\n\nDon't sweat it.  These are friends, and surely don't expect large gifts from everyone.
475162
Anything that you know will make your mother happy. If you can't afford a whole lot get you a jar with a lid and paint it than place slips of paper in it with little things she can request you do. Like one free hug,freedishwashing,freeday out,anevening to her self with a hot tub waiting
597579
The best ever gift that u can gift to ur mother on a mother' day is to be urself a good mother so that she feels proud to be ur mother.
735613
Look in more websites.\nBelieve me, you will find a better prize.\nThat's if you really want her to have it.\nBut maybe you can get her something else...something a bit cooler or sweeter...it's your choice.
585712
well the best gift is your self and your time.\n\nI am taking my mom to her fav restaurant that she will never go to herself because she thinks it cost to much (an its not really that bad)
723389
A mother is happy with things that are made by their child because they've taken the time, thought and effort.  Anything sentimental is always a good idea.  Try looking at familyfun.com for some super ideas. I wish your Mum and you a lovely Mothers Day!! :-)
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!
891809
Give her yourself for Christmas---spend time with her---tell her you love her----sit with her and look at old picture albums and let her tell you stories about the photos taken.\n\nYour mom needs nothing but YOU!
965843
Get tickets for something to do together or for her and your father.  A play, a concert, a bike tour, a gym membership, an art exhibit, manicures and pedicures, an imax movie, etc.  She might have a lot of things or be very picky about her things, but she loves you and she would most likely be very touched that you got something for the both of you to do together.  If that's not your thing, think about a hobby she truly enjoys and perhaps get something to go with it.  For example, my mom knits, so one year I bought her some really beautiful wool online from a farm in Vermont and a pattern for a pretty sweater that I thought she would like.
435406
If you have not already done so a mothers ring or pendant would be wonderful my sister and i did this for our mother she loved it.
389978
My parents are helping us out a great deal for our wedding.  My mom has helped me with the planning, the finances, the stress, etc etc.  We are getting my father a nice bottle of wine and a gift certificate for a manicure and pedicure for my mom.  When I go into the salon to have mine done the day before, I am just going to surprise her and take her with me.  We are also planning on a nice toast specifically for them and we're also thinking of having a song dedicated to them (to dance to) following the toast. I'm not sure if it's necessarily "customary," but I think it should be if they really help out.  If you can't afford much, just put some thought into it and do something creative.  Make a cd for each of them with songs that remind them of you (or the two of you together).  Definitely do something for them...it's kind of their big day too.
228546
You can give her a framed picture of both of you.\n\nYou could buy a nice economic wood picture frame (could be 4" x 6" it won't cost more than $5.00) and paint it or decorated in an unique way.  If you could not buy one you could make one yourself with cardboard or wood stiks.\n\nYou could also see if the bookstore you work at is something you like for her and ask you boss if he could take the money out of your pay in several installments.\n\nIf you had no money, go see if you could find some pretty flowers and make her a bouquet.\n\nThere are lots of ideas you could use. But it wont matter what you get her. The best gift a son or daughter could give to their mom is their love and to let her know she is being the best mom you could ever had.  That's all moms care about
783398
for destination wedding the best thing to give would be a gift card or certificate. because you don't want to buy a large gift and having to carry it on the plane with the hassle and then for them to bring it back so your best bet is a gift card, and you can put what ever you want on it but let it come from the heart. never give to get give for a blessing.\n  make sure that you have fun.
358858
I'm in the same boat as you.\n\nWhat I was thinking I could do for my mother is get a silver plated photo album and have it engraved.\n\nIn the front window of the photo album, I would put her and my father's wedding picture in it. Then, I would leave a spot for me and my fiance's pic. I would put my sis and her husband's pic, my grandparents, aunt's and uncles....and so on and so forth. (Only couples that "lasted" though, ya know?)\n\nGetting the pics might be a little tricky, but I think my mother would really appreciate it. \n\nAlso, for my father, I'm going to go fishing with him (Daddy daughter day) and might give him a cool tackle box with his name dremmeled in.\n\nI'm sure anything you give your parents will be much appreciated.
692687
A nice card would work.  If you aren't that close or don't plan to be a nice card wishing them all the best is proper. Please send in the RSVP card very soon letting them that you will not be there so they won't spend the money for a place setting for you at the reception.