I think we all know how important the occasion is.For the couple,it may be the only one for them.So it is reasonable for us to prepare some personalized wedding gifts.There are some suggestions below:

     Spiritual Items

     For the devout couple, a personalized Bible would hold special significance — if given in advance of the wedding, it could even be used as part of the ceremony. An engraved wall cross for display in the home is another option for the spiritual pair.

     A Personalized Future Toast

     Wedding guests can order bottles of wine or champagne with personalized labels for the happy couple. Engraved wine glasses or bottle stoppers would nicely compliment the wedding gift. The married couple can open the bottles to toast on their honeymoon, or save them for a milestone anniversary.

     Monogrammed Gifts Read more »

     This is very attracting.We can say that the love of them is permanent,and we may envy them very much.

     A 50th anniversary gift commemorates a milestone most married couples wish to reach. What can you possibly give a couple after 50 years of marriage? The most meaningful wedding anniversary gift is one that comes from the heart: to express your love and appreciation towards all that they mean to you, how their staying married through the thick and thin of life has influenced you, to tell about the warm and loving memories you shared with them throughout the years.

     The 50th anniversary is commemorated by gold and the flower is violet. A gift certainly doesn’t have to be gold, wrap a gift in gold paper or paper decorated with violets. Read more »

     This is really a creative idea.

     If you’ve found your Romeo, where better to recite your vows than at Juliet’s house? On Monday, Italian soccer player Luca Ceccarelli and his now-wife Irene Lanforti were the first couple to be married under the famous balcony in Verona, Italy. The House of Juliet, where Shakespeare set what’s arguably his most celebrated scene, is one of the top tourist spots in Verona. The city’s mayor presided over the ceremony.

     Let’s have a fun brainstorm: If you were having a “Romeo and Juliet”-themed wedding (in Verona, Italy or in your own hometown), what elements would ye, I mean, you include? I’ll start: You could ask your bartender to ask guests to “pick their poison” or even have a silly “poison” signature drink. (Just kidding… or not!)

     —Josey Miller