Etiquette expert Jules Hirst advises against gifting relationship books to newlyweds, as they might imply issues in the happy couple's fresh marriage.
When giving gifts, prioritize recipient's interests, avoid imposing personal beliefs. Religious/political gifts can offend, show respect.
Double-check details for error-free personalized gifts. Mistakes can be embarrassing and insincere. Verify preferences beforehand.
Experts advise caution in giving art as wedding gifts due to potential mismatch with couple's taste.
Wedding guests should avoid giving gifts unrelated to couple's preferences. Mismatched gifts can feel careless and alienating.
Gifts should suit both partners in a marriage; avoid ones only appreciated by one. Windsor warns against mismatched presents.
Experts advise caution when gifting family heirlooms at weddings. Couples might have space limitations or preferences.
Thoughtful wedding gifts reflect love. Re-gifting is unthoughtful; ensure secrecy, separation, and newness if attempting.