What are the best wedding gifts to give? Many couples ask this question as make their way to their wedding day. Traditionally given as at the rehearsal dinner, it is customary to give each member of your wedding party a little something as a thank you for all the time they have dedicated to you and your love story. 

But that doesn’t answer the question: What are the best wedding party gifts?

1. JEWELRY

This is an easy and awesome way to gift your wedding party. A necklace, pair of earrings, cufflinks, and even watch are all ideas I have seen that have been well-received wedding party gifts. These almost serve a dual purpose: Not only will they get a cool gift, it can also be incorporated into the day itself by ensuring matching accessories. 

2. EXPERIENCES

Know that your wedding party loves a good experience? Buy them one! Get them a massage, or buy them admission to a cooking class. It would be a unique gift that might not last as long as jewelry, but the memories they make there will. 

3. DRINKWEAR

It’s a staple gift these days. A tumbler, a flask, a bottle of wine and an opener. They might seem cliched, but they are classic and functional. Concerned your wedding party gift won’t be used? This might be a safe choice. 

4. CLOTHING + ACCESSORIES

Another easy-peasy wedding party gift is clothes. Matching hoodies, pajamas, and robes are the most common ideation of this gift option, but it can go beyond that. Maybe everyone gets a matching purse or wallet that has nothing to do with the wedding. How about a nice customized piece of luggage? All options 

5. FOOD

Food gifts are always great. ALWAYS. What is also nice is that this is an easy way to differentiate between wedding party members. Once friend can receive a cool craft cocktail kit and the other can have a tin of wonderful Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Truffles from Tiff’s Treats. Like the experience gifts, a gift of food doesn’t last forever, but it will be loved and remembered just the same.

What of these best wedding party gift ideas would you love to receive? What one would you be most prone to give?