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Location: ohio-in my own little world with pretty ponies :) | Pretty stumped on what to give as a gift for my soon-to-be husbands groomsmen. We were planning on having the amish make belts for everyone but we are cutting it too close to the wedding to have enough time for all of the ones that need made. |
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| My nephew just got married and of course my son was in the wedding and my nephew went to the Men's Warehouse and got suits instead of tux he paid for them which was so nice since my son was in need of a new suit. If it is a country wedding you could purchase new cowboy hats for them, new jeans and shirts, new boots, nice watch, even a pocket watch would be used by a young man. Boot wallet, get each one something different for example if one ropes get him a rope bag, if you hunts get a new gun case etc. |
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Location: California | Around here, there is a store in the malls called Things Remembered...we got our groomsmen wallets with their names engraved on them (they put a metal panel on the inside or the outside depending on the wallet). Or you could do engraved flasks.
I saw a neat idea from another wedding awhile back...it was really nice shaving kits. I believe they came in a wooden box and maybe had their names on them? You could do a shaving kit with a flask or something like that attached to the box. |
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Location: Kentucky | Engraved bottle of bourbon. |
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Location: Colorado plains standing on a goat head! | Money clips or knives. |
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 Off the Wall Wacky
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Location: Louisiana | My husband have his groomsmen a personalized bottle opener made I bought from Etsy. He also bought their socks and ties.
I bugged him about getting them more but he waited til the last minute so that's what they got. They also didn't bother to throw him a bachelor party so whatever. They didn't do too bad on clothing either, they only had to purchase the pants and vest and we waited until they were 50% off. So they guys got off cheap.
Now my bridesmaids I went above and beyond. But I also know they each spent close to $1000 on dress, shoes, hair & makeup, shower, bachelorette trip, and gifts. I probably spent way to much on my girls but they also put a lot of time and effort into my special day. |
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Location: Phoenix | My boyfriend was a groomsmen and he loves the little card wallet/money clip he got with his initials. He used it until it fell apart. |
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Location: Texas | PocketKnives with personalized blade (etched or engraved). |
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Location: Deep South | If you can think of it, it can be personalized. What are his friends into? Do they like drinking? Hunting? Fishing? I saw some really nice personalized deer and duck calls the other day that I thought were perfect for groomsmen gifts. |
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