- Wedding books. Of course, you probably already plan to give them a photographic package. But you can also personalize it by taking their wedding photo, or one that includes you as a child, getting it framed, and then holding it while getting your wedding photo taken. Then, include it in their book or get a copy and frame it - engraving it with a sweet message.
- Special time together. It could be a dinner out or even a weekend getaway to a local winery or downtown area.
- Keepsake memories. Give each mom a locket with a photo of you as a child and as an adult. Or engrave a necklace or bracelet. Dads will love monogrammed or engraved cuff links, or a new watch engraved with a treasured message. And any parental person might appreciate a handkerchief embroidered with the date, and delivered with a special note, to get them through your big day.
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Gifts for Your Parents: With Love From You & Your Groom
They helped get you here. It's time to say "Thank you."
Celebrate this moment. It's a milestone for everyone.
You and your parents are stepping into new territory, so even at this happiest of times, it's probably somewhat bittersweet for them as well. That's why a gift from you is so incredibly thoughtful right now. But remember: if you do give gifts, it's important to include everyone in your (modern) family, including step-parents - that is, anyone who's been a parent figure for either of you.
Get started with a few warm-hearted ideas.
Let your imagination and loving thoughts make the final decision on what's appropriate:
Whatever you choose, now more than ever, it really is the thought that counts for the people who love and raised you.