Ah, the great wedding gift dilemma. Do you give the couple a few dishes or a new shower curtain? Or do you just call it a day and hand the bride and groom a wad of cash? And what if you want your present to feel a bit more personal?With wedding season right around the corner, you will likely be faced with these conundrums more than once in the coming weeks and months. Fortunately, we've done the dirty work for you. From a museum membership to a luxe camping experience, these original gift ideas will make you the favorite guest of every newlywed couple in your life.
For The Sentimentalists
Framebridge will allow your pals to select their favorite image from the big day to be custom framed and delivered to their door. We can't think of a cuter, more personalized present.
Framebridge Gift Card, available atFramebridge.
For The Urban Explorers
There are few things more romantic than exploring a city by bike. It won't be cheap (maybe a good group gift?), but if you give the newlyweds matching mint green bicycles, you will instantly skyrocket to the top of their "best friends" list.
Public Bikes c1 Dutch Bike, $349, available at Public Bikes.
For The Art Buffs
Looking to give a gift that's a little more creative? Get your pals a membership to their favorite museum for some sweet, artsy bonding time.
MoMA Membership, $140, available at MoMA.
For The Jet-setters
Do your friends love to travel? Gift them a subscription to a cool travel magazine (we love AFAR, but choose what you think they'll like best) so they can stay in the wanderlust mindset even after the honeymoon.
AFAR Subscription, $20 for six issues, available at AFAR.
For The Nature Lovers
If your buds love spending time in nature but aren't too keen on roughing it, a Shelter Co. experience is right up their alley. The glamping company will set up a luxe camping experience anywhere the couple chooses.
Shelter Co. Gift Certificate, available at Shelter Co.
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