You can choose a special gift for them, or you can design a gift yourself. For example, you can make a bed sheet embroidered with the names of couples, or make a wedding souvenir. Other cheap and humanized gifts include pocket bibles, wedding photo frames and so on. Knowing the hobbies and lifestyles of newlyweds may inspire you to choose some special handicrafts, sporting goods, antiques, tea sets, double seats and so on. Gifts like antiques or family heirlooms will be more meaningful if they are accompanied by their history. Money is also a common gift. Checks, cash, securities and bonds are all wedding gifts that can be given. 1. The bridal shower is one of the most intimate wedding gifts for the bride. It is practical and pleasant for bridesmaids or bride friends to help the bride start housework. Generally speaking, the immediate family members of the bride and groom do not attend the shower, but the shower can be held at their home. Gifts parties attended by male and female guests are also common. Get ready for the shower. Now it's usually a potluck, afternoon tea, garden dinner or a small party with sweets. Newlyweds give gifts to each other as soon as they receive each other's wedding invitations or notices. Although you don't have to give gifts every invitation, you should give gifts as long as you accept the invitation. You can choose a special gift for them, or you can design a gift yourself. For example, you can make a bed sheet embroidered with the names of couples, or make a wedding souvenir. Other cheap and humanized gifts include pocket bibles, wedding photo frames and so on. Knowing the hobbies and lifestyles of newlyweds may inspire you to choose some special handicrafts, sporting goods, antiques, tea sets, double seats and so on. Gifts like antiques or family heirlooms will be more meaningful if they are accompanied by their history. Money is also a common gift. Checks, cash, securities and bonds are all wedding gifts that can be given. 3. Give gifts to remarried people. Unless you are very close to the remarried person, you generally don't need to give gifts. After you get the news that they are going to get married, you can write a congratulatory letter to express your best wishes. Remarried people already own most of the household appliances. If you know them well, you can ask them what gifts they need. Here are some suggestions: you might as well send a camera with film, a badminton racket, a book of hardcover poems, a hammock for two people, or offer to shoot wedding scenes. 4. Accept wedding gifts. Write a thank-you letter after receiving the gift. In the past, thank-you letters were usually sent to women, even if the gifts were from the couple. Now write to anyone who sends the letter. If both husband and wife sign their names on the greeting card, the thank-you note should also include their names. Both the bride and groom can write a thank-you note, but the signature of the letter must be the writer himself, although you can add "We all like your gift." If someone gives money, you can mention how you plan to spend it in the thank-you letter, but don't mention the amount of money. This letter must be written with a new pen. If you fill in your signature in a unified format prepared in advance, it is disrespectful to your friends who took the time to choose gifts for you. If there are too many people giving you gifts or there is not enough time to write a thank-you letter to everyone in time, then you can send a postcard to everyone at the end to show that you have received the gift. This is a last resort, and I will write a thank-you letter when I have time in the future. If you expect someone to give gifts now, arrange the table for the gifts in advance and send someone to register, but don't open the gifts at the wedding. If there is a local custom of displaying gifts, then greeting cards sent with gifts should not be displayed at the same time. Gifts such as money, checks and bonds are also best not to be taken out. Even if it is taken out, people can see the signature of the giver, and the specific amount should not be made public. 5. Return the wedding gift If the wedding is not held in the end, the gift should be returned to the giver with a brief explanation. The bride and groom are responsible for returning gifts from their friends. If the groom dies suddenly, people will send some gifts to the bride to express their condolences and hope that she can keep these gifts without returning them. If the wedding is just postponed, there is no need to return the gift money. Newlyweds exchange gifts. Newlyweds usually exchange gifts on the eve of their wedding, and these gifts usually have permanent value. Traditional choices include watches, heart-shaped ornaments engraved with each other's initials and wedding date, ancestral jewels, a string of pearls, exquisite shirt cuff links or photos of each other in a photo frame. This is also the time for you to give the other person a special gift that you have always wanted, such as a musical instrument, a set of printed matter that directly presses leaves into the printed board or a special suitcase. It is worth noting that one party should not give too extravagant gifts, so as not to dwarf the other party. 6. Give gifts to people attending the wedding. Those who take the time to attend your wedding should get special souvenirs. Grooms usually give gifts to wedding receptionists and groomsmen at parties to bid farewell to single life. The bride can give gifts to her partner at the pre-wedding party or at any convenient time. These gifts are usually engraved with the initials of the bride and groom and the wedding date. Best man and bridesmaid usually get more beautiful gifts than other people attending the wedding. Traditional souvenirs include gold and silver bracelets, shirt cufflinks, tie clips, silver frames, small mirrors and key rings. More imaginative choices can include a travel alarm clock, an exquisite letter opener or a special tape. Other people attending the wedding, such as the little girl who delivered flowers to the door, can't be ignored. For newlyweds, it is very imaginative to put their own photos or the photos of the whole wedding scene in a photo frame to give away after marriage. Newlyweds usually exchange gifts on the eve of their wedding, and these gifts usually have permanent value. Traditional choices include watches, heart-shaped ornaments engraved with each other's initials and wedding date, ancestral jewels, a string of pearls, exquisite shirt cuff links or photos of each other in a photo frame. This is also the time for you to give the other person a special gift that you have always wanted, such as a musical instrument, a set of printed matter that directly presses leaves into the printed board or a special suitcase.