Lilies and roses arrangement
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
Wedding gifts should help the couple start their new home or give the bride a keepsake from the day. Jewellery, decor, premium hampers and personalised gifts stand out from the pile of steel utensils and envelopes.
18 gift ideas
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
Long-stem roses in a hat box she will keep using long after the flowers are gone.
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Cookies, chocolates, namkeen and a candle. A crowd-pleaser for the whole family.
Low-maintenance, considered lucky, and it grows with her. Ideal for a new home or desk.
Glossy leaves and white blooms. Does well indoors and looks elegant on a side table.
Festive shine for Karwa Chauth and Diwali without the price of real gold.
Real diamonds, certified, at a fraction of the mined price. A milestone-anniversary gift.
A slim, office-friendly design for the newly married woman who wears it daily.
The night sky exactly as it was on your wedding date or the day you met.
For letters, tickets and small treasures, with her name carved on the lid.
An heirloom-style gift for big occasions. Ask her sister about colours she already owns.
A rich, traditional silk saree for the most respected woman in the family.
A small Lakshmi-Ganesh silver coin. Traditional, auspicious and easy to gift.
Considered a symbol of good fortune. Grows in water, so it is ideal for desks and new homes.
Finishes any festive outfit. A favourite gift for weddings and engagements.
Pure kesar in an elegant box. A luxurious gift for someone who cooks.
Jewellery, a personalised photo book of your friendship, or a luxe hamper she will enjoy after the wedding rush.
Cash is practical, but a thoughtful gift is remembered longer. Some people give both.