Gifts symbolize happiness, love, and care and they are part of every celebration. We always take special care to make your gifts more attractive, adorable and memorable to the one receiving the gifts from us.
Weddings are an auspicious occasion and we often spend time and money in getting the best wedding gift for the bride, groom or their family members. Here we give you few wedding gift decoration ideas to help wrap it up in style and make an impression on the receiver.
Planning a wedding in your family? Wondering how to wrap your gift in a way that makes it catch attention in the heaps of gifts the couple receives at the wedding. Check out our list of great wedding gift decoration ideas.
- Packing a Trousseau Set
A trousseau set is the most important gift that covers everything the newly married bride would need at her new home. It’s a wide collection of personalized brooches, bangles, gotta jewellery, bracelets, poojathali, tea light candles, shubh-labh stickers, kumkumroli, chawal and plates, and much more. You need a multi-compartment pack to keep all these different gift items together.
If you are blessed with creativity, create your own packing box with the help of craft paper, varnish, adhesives, decorative ribbons, bows, and wires, etc. YouTube is a great place where you can find useful DIY videos.
For quick solutions, purchase an attractive trousseau packing set. However, don’t forget to personalize it with the name of the bride and with a lovely message from your side written in calligraphic handwriting on a beautiful tag.
- Packing a Saree
Sarees are indispensable to any Indian wedding; and what better way of expressing your aesthetic tastes than a gorgeous, intricately designed sari. You invest a good amount of time and money in picking up the best choice for your loved one. You wouldn’t want a mundane packaging to take away all its charm, isn’t it?
Place your sari, neatly folded with its main design displayed in full glory in an artistic, finished wedding saree packing tray. Wrap it up neatly with cellophane so that it does not get creased or catch dirt. Tie up the tray with a matching ribbon knotted with a finished bow. Depending on the occasion, such as sagai (engagement), haldi, wedding, reception, etc., place a card on it with a handwritten message that will add your own personal touch to it. Remember to include a small pack of auspicious sindoor or haldi paste in your gift.
- Packing Dry Fruits
No wedding can be complete without exchanging dry fruits. Either, create your own dry fruit packaging box and decorate it creatively, or order one from your stationary or gift store. You can also buy personalized packaging boxes online from various stores or boutiques.
Compare look, finish, durability, space and not to mention the price of boxes offered by different stores. Customize the gift with a textual or pictorial message.
- Packing the Groom’s Formals
A formal suit, besides shirts and trousers, is a staple gift for the groom. How you make these appealing and presentable gives them that wow-factor. Nowadays, shop owners, as part of giving value additions to their customers, often provide packaging services for free or at a price. In case your vendor does not customize the packaging as per your expectations, gear up your DIY skills to create attractive packaging. Amid a heap of regular, generic packaging, your personalized packaging is surely going to grab attention.
When the bride goes to her new home, she will love all the appreciation that pours in about how uniquely and aesthetically the gifts have been presented by her family.
- Packing the Lehenga
A bride’swardrobe is incomplete without a Lehenga. Hence, you must champion this gift decoration idea, irrespective of the family you belong to – bride or groom. The attire -comprising of a Lehenga, a Choli, and a Dupatta – is generally made up of sophisticated fabrics like silk, expensive stones, and delicate embroidery works. Hence, you should use the packaging box that comes with it with soft internal cushioning and vibrant external look.
Adding a personal touch can make a big difference to your lehenga gift. For instance, if you are the groom, and are gifting the lehenga to your partner, place a sweet bouquet made of ribbon flowers on the package with your handwritten name-tag, embellished with a beautiful quote and craft stones.
Hope you found the wedding gift decoration ideas interesting. Creativity knows no bounds and there is no dearth of ideas. The key is to give a personal touch to the gifts. Fire up your creative skills and watch how delighted the bridal couple will be with your ‘going-the-extra-mile’ efforts to make their wedding special.
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