Help. Best Man Gifts
Discussion
I got a pewter tankered (spelling?) when I was a best man, you could get a cut glass tankered for £50
Just found this for £28.50
www.eshopone.co.uk/cgi-bin/browse-no-frames.cgi?view=item&item=djug7&session=135055342
>> Edited by cotty on Monday 4th July 13:56
Just found this for £28.50
www.eshopone.co.uk/cgi-bin/browse-no-frames.cgi?view=item&item=djug7&session=135055342
>> Edited by cotty on Monday 4th July 13:56
Decent pocket knives for them all. Useful rather than ornamental (WHoCT
), they'll think of you every time they slice the end of a finger off. If that's too cheap, add a mini-maglite to the knife and you have a boy's survival package.
Other than that, the nicest thing would be to make sure that the bridesmaids are very fit.
), they'll think of you every time they slice the end of a finger off. If that's too cheap, add a mini-maglite to the knife and you have a boy's survival package. Other than that, the nicest thing would be to make sure that the bridesmaids are very fit.
Having been best man a few times now (always the best man, never the bride.... or something), all I would add is that it would have been nice (fab though the gifts were, and are) to have had something personalised to mention the occasion and reason for gift etc. As to what though, that's another question.....
I bought my best man some Mont Blanc cufflinks. They were about £100, but there are lots of nice ones for around the £50 mark. What about something activity based? The flying school where I fly out of, offer trial microlight flights from £39.
Or perhaps a good pen? £50 buys something decent from Cross/Waterman that kind of thing.
£50 would also buy a very nice tie.
Or perhaps a good pen? £50 buys something decent from Cross/Waterman that kind of thing.
£50 would also buy a very nice tie.
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