Grooms gift under 50$?

Question

HELP!

B2B 9-13-8

Not a wallet, knife, gun, sports ticket, CD, DVD, picture or flask.

I gave him a key chain last year.

It is supposed to be something small and meaningful to last a lifetime.

And we already write poems to each other all the time...

Ideas?

Answer 1

Get him a towel.

Tell him to think of you every time he's drying off.

Answer 2

friends of mine got their wedding date tattooed on them somewhere--I didn't ask where but that's what they did.

Answer 3

Something personal that is lucious & lingering for both of you ... a bottle of Perfume. (Or should we say 'mens cologne').

I would take him along to your local department store to try some, only spray 2 each visit so he appreciates & remembers the different smells, which means you need to get him back a few times (eg; every Saturday) until you try 5-10. DON'T LISTEN to those awful sales people, they just want to sell you their perfume they are assigned to. If they pester you, just ask for a sample.

As this process will take a few visits, it is a great tactic as it shows you are really focusing on him  .... he WILL love it ..  most men never get this attention, especially in the grooming department. They will appreciate it.

If this is pre-wedding? you could look for matching perfumes for your wedding day, this is what my fiance & I did, it was a wonderful idea as finally I got him not only wearing perfume, but appreciating my life long passion!

In the end we went with dual Michael Kors range, our top 3 were;

1. Michael Kors for Men & Michael Kors for Women

2. Terre d'Hermes by Hermes (Men) & Hiris by Hermes (Women)

3. Jean Paul Gaultier for Men &  Jean Paul Gaultier for Women

It is all very personal to you both, I am sure you will find a wonderful meaningful scent, enjoy ...

ps; when you find what you like from the department store, check out tuccini.com or strawberrynet.com to find it for under $50.

Answer 4

how about an i.d. bracelet?  you can purchase really nice ones for under $50.00 and have it engraved with his name.  or a special book he has been wanting. how about a nice watch?  or a signet ring?  lots of choices and you know him far better than any of us do, so just sit quietly and think of him and his likes and dislikes - the answer will come to you. good luck and happy wedding!

Answer 5

Try get someone to take really nice photo's of you then put it in a photo frame my mum did that for my dad. It's meanful and cheap