Let’s be frank, no matter how you ask for wedding gifts, your guests will understand. We’re all grown-ups and we want to spoil our newlywed friends with wonderful gifts to fill their home. So, we’ll start by reminding you not to overthink it! We’ve rounded up some ways to ask politely when it comes to wedding gifts and financial contributions. Spoiler: they all invite cute poems, because how can you be offended when poetry is involved?!
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Venue: Mount Falcon Estate | Photographer: Alex Zarodov Photography
We’ve been together a year or two,
we don’t really need anything new.
Yet if a gift is your intention,
we thought that we would mention,
we’d love some pennies to put together,
to save for something that we will treasure.
And just remember, what means the most,
is that you’re with us to raise a toast!
Venue: Greenway Manor Hotel | Photographer: Alex Zarodov Photography
Many gifts we’ve shared and many gifts we’ve got.
In lieu of a present, a monetary gift would help a lot.
A special honeymoon is our wish,
A wonderful experience together is worth more than a dish.
Venue: The Village Hotel | Photographer: Ian Hennessy Photography
To save you looking, shopping and buying,
here’s an idea we hope you like trying!
A wishing well we thought would be great,
but only if you wish to participate.
A card with some money is placed in the well,
then make a wish… but do not tell!
Venue: BrookLodge and
As you will know our only request,
is to have you with us as our wedding guest.
But if giving a gift is on your mind,
(and for that, we say you’re incredibly kind)
we’ve created a gift list with a suggestion or two,
so we could make it easy for you.
Venue: Ballyseede Castle | Photographer: Laura and Benny Photography
We’re most excited about spending our day with you,
but if you’re thinking of a gift and don’t know what to do,
we’ve created a list of some suggestions for gifts,
to help us kick off our married life of bliss.
