housewares as gifts Wedding Gifts
Finding the perfect wedding gift can be a challenge. Housewares items such as cutlery sets or intricate glassware were traditionally gifted to new couples, and housewares for special occasions remain at the top of many couples’ wish lists. However, today’s couples have typically already lived together for at least a few years, so the usual suspects - toasters, coffee makers - might already be in situ in their home. That said, a wedding is still an opportunity to gift a special couple in your life with the kind of big-ticket housewares items that they might always have wanted, but could never justify. With summer and ‘wedding season’ just around the corner, read on for some more ideas.
consistently a top seller. Both come in 16- piece gift-boxed sets that make them a gift of choice.”
Viners has a long history as a family of silversmiths in the UK and became leading cutlers within the marketplace in the 1910’s. With a clear directive for innovative design, the company employed renowned designers to create classic patterns that have stood the test of time. Viners has developed a wide range of cutlery sets, from 16-piece to 32-piece sets in various designs, and a stunning 44-piece set in a luxurious wooden canteen.
“Cutlery is still popular as a wedding gift today. No matter what size set you gift, you provide the newlyweds with something that will evoke happy memories and pass from generation to generation. It’s a timeless gift,” stated Jo.
Barware Knives
A decent set of knives isn’t cheap, but it’s a gift that will stand the test of time. Good knives can be sharpened for years to come, and displayed in an attractive knife block they’ll also provide some countertop drama.
Small electricals
Home appliances make a thoughtful gift for a couple, giving them something to enjoy together. From espresso machines to air fryers to stand mixers - what’s that one dream product that this couple don’t know is missing from their kitchen?
Cutlery
Jo Booth, senior brand manager at Viners, told Housewares: “Cutlery is a popular wedding gift purchase, and developing a range that customers will be proud to present makes a difference. Over the years, Viners has developed products in 18/10 stainless steel to offer an extra touch of style in the home. The iconic Studio range is one of the brand’s most popular designs, and the enviably stylish Eden range is
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More housewares that Jo envisages being on wish lists this year is barware. With more and more households creating indoor and outdoor bars, items such as cocktail shakers and champagne buckets are in high demand. Viners has created barware ranges in silver and gold finishes that offer a complete at-home bar experience. “Gifting items that can be
used for entertaining is great and the main reason we developed barware items in the first place. We wanted to create a range that allows people to entertain and serve with flair and quality, and provide a way to make more memories with loved ones,” said Jo.
“Cutlery is still popular as a wedding gift today. No matter what size set you gift, you provide the newlyweds with something that will evoke happy memories and pass from generation to generation.”
Personalisation
Personalised housewares are a lovely touch, and one that has remained popular for a number of years. Almost anything can be personalised now - commemorative engraved glasses or tankards are sure to go down well. Some couples might enjoy something a little more unusual - personalised shot glasses are fun, or a whisky tumbler for grooms or brides who enjoy a wee dram. An engraved wooden chopping board or cheeseboard can be both practical and a thing of beauty.
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