Wedding present problems.....

[osprey]

I've got a cousin's wedding coming up, he hasn't produced a wedding gift list and I don't know what to buy for him and his fiance as we've been out of touch for quite a while. Has anyone got any suggestions?
They are both around 56 if that makes any difference to your suggestions.

[bednobs]

what about a voucher as you dont kn ow whatthey already have? Or ring them and ask them. Something like johnlewis or m and s is pretty universal

[janetsflower]

vouchers are always a safe bet but nice classy picture frames are always a good one for wedding gifts because the couple invariably want somewhere to stick some of their wedding pics. Plants, trees, roses bushes etc are nice if they like their garden - we had a rose given to us called "Wedding Day", and there's a shrub called The Bride and lots of stuff like that, we were also givena rhodedron which was in flower at the time so it flowers again every year for our anniversary. If they are in their 50's they probably have all the pots and pans etc they ever likely to want and they won't need a toaster or a kettle. what about a case of some special wines for them to enjoy on their own afterwards

[shivvy]

I recently bought Easyjet vouchers as a wedding present for a couple.

[deborahp]

what about vouchers for a nice restaurant?

[missmoore]

http://www.oxfamunwrapped.com/

[paulthor]

I have recently been to a wedding and also had the dilemma or not knowing what to buy. So when I was looking for ideas on the internet I found various ideas, one of them was for roses (as commented above). A friend recommended to me an online site Apuldram Roses . If your the kind of person like me who doesn't have the time to spend worrying about buying gifts then this site should sort out all your gift buying headaches as roses never fail to impress!