Gift giving to the bride is a tradition at weddings. The gift you choose represents your good will towards her. Whether the bride is your friend, sister, daughter, cousin, or niece, your wedding gift to her should have meaning. But what if you don’t know what to get her? What if she already has everything that a woman could want? Obviously, you’re going to have to give her something unique. But what?

For starters, you need to think about the type of gift that will give her a lasting impression about you. You’ll want to give her something to remember you by. Even if she seemingly has “everything”, she still doesn’t have a gift from you. Not yet anyway. Here are a few ideas:

Original artwork. Why not present her with a beautiful painting or sculpture? You can either create original art for her yourself, or buy some for her. If you have the talent, then by all means—create her a memorable piece of art! If not, then go find an original piece for her. Give her a piece of art that goes well with her personality. If she likes antique art, and you have the money, then why not buy her a classic piece?

Jewelry. Even if she has plenty of jewelry, you can still find a unique necklace or bracelet for her somewhere. Women all love jewelry, so you can’t go wrong with giving her a lovely, elegant piece. You can choose everything from hairpins, brooches, earrings, necklaces, watches, pendants, etc. And while you’re at it, why not customize it? If the bride is your sister, buy her a piece of jewelry that says “sister”, if she’s your best friend, buy her a customized “best friend” necklace or bracelet.

Hobbies. What is her favorite hobby? What does she enjoy doing more than anything in the world? Does she enjoy gardening? Give her some unique plants. Does she enjoy shopping? Present her with a gift certificate to her favorite store. What about scrap booking? Give her a lot of neat, pretty scrap booking supplies. If she enjoys travel, give her a unique globe. If she enjoys history, why not give her an antique map of her homeland? There is obviously so much to choose from.

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Here comes a wedding invitation again. Which dress to wear is not the only thing that immediately pops out of your mind as you read through the invitation; which gift to give is also another. Because the newlyweds or one of them is very dear to your heart, you do not want to buy just about anything you see in gift shops or department stores. You hope to come up with something unique or something meaningful. It may be challenging, but you wish to think of a gift that will truly be appreciated by the newlyweds. Here are some suggestions:

1. Poem
Because poem is composed especially for the bride and the groom, its words come from the heart of the author or the gift-giver. Moreover, it conveys the story of the couple. This is why this gift is something that they will both treasure. Make sure it is not too long, though. The newlyweds may end up feeling bored, reading a lengthy poem.

2. Childhood possessions in a frame
Isn’t it sweet of you to dig into their treasure chests just to look for their possessions (such as their old toys) while they were young? Isn’t it very significant for the newlyweds to display their framed childhood possessions in the wall of their first home? This is the kind of gift that shows big efforts and genuine idea.

3. Oil painting or portrait
This type of wedding gift will surely earn a space in the house of the newlyweds, either in the living room or bedroom. This may be expensive, but this will definitely earn the attention of the couple, as well as the visitors.

4. Scrapbook
With permission from the couple, you may make a compilation of their pictures together. It is high time to let your creative juices out to come up with a meaningful wedding gift. A necessary first step is to present the photos in chronological order to make reminiscing more enjoyable. Afterwards, write captions, as told by the newlyweds. Consider writing wacky captions. Do not forget to buy tiny bits of accessories, and colorful ribbons and pens to design the scrapbook.

5. Personal CD
Make a compilation of their favorite songs. Create a power point slideshow presentation or a moviemaker clip. Ask for their personal photographs to include. If possible, include their messages for each other. Burn them in a compact disc (CD). Design a creative cover for the CD. If possible (again), make it ready on the wedding day itself. Let the visitors watch the presentation.

6. Bed sheet
This is the kind of gift that will surely remind them of you. With their names embroidered on it, you have shown that you have given your personal touch to the gift.

7. Book
Give not a usual book. Buy the one that tackles about making a relationship last a lifetime, building a happy family, and raising kids. Choose a title that is interesting to read.