Do the bride and groom give gifts to anyone?

We are buying a gift for our officiant. He is my fiance’s best friend. I’m also buying a gift for my future step son.

We are buying gifts for our bridal party (including flower girls, ring bearer, and usher) and parents. I am considering buying something for my grandmother because she is our reader. Some brides and grooms buy gifts for each other, but I didn't think this was necessary.

When we got married we gave gifts to our bridal party my husband and I gave gifts to our parents and obviously we had favors for our guest

My mom is getting a corsage with lilies and im getting my lovebug a michael kors watch and letter... Plus just a welcome im giving all the females a rose as they enter the reception..

I don’t plan on giving anyone gifts, mind you, I’m not having a wedding party. Paying for everyone’s meal is more than enough.

I gave a family tree necklace to my MIL and a corsage and gifts for the wedding party. (Bridesmaids and MOH got a personalized makeup bag and their hair/makeup done plus little hair flowers, groomsmen got a personalized knife/tool set and best man got a flask. I got the girls presents and he got the boys). We also gave a thank you card with some cash to the woman who ran sound for us and the guy who cleaned up the fellowship after the ceremony.
We also exchanged gifts with each other.

Also got the bridesmaids their wedding jewelry (they picked it out- it was costume jewelry so not too crazy lol)

We're getting gifts for our wedding party-the girls and the flower girl will get some kind of jewelry, not sure what we're getting the boys yet. As a personal gift, we plan on giving the kids a present from my FH and I because we're a blended family. Not sure if we're giving the parents anything or not. His mom already made the statement that "she doesn't know if she'll go or not" (bipolar moment), I'm not exactly friends with my mom, and we may or may not get something for his dad.

We will be giving gifts to bridal party and the groomsmen, flower and ring bearer, parents/grandparents, and my brothers which one is walking me down the isle and the other the officiant! I know it’s a looooot but that being said everyone is super helpful with everything and it’s the least we could do for them with everything they are helping us with! They are part of the special day and I want to show my appreciation. Everyone will also get a special card/note to express gratitude

We have gifts for the parents, siblings, photographer, officiant, DOC, best man, MOH. We don't have any other bridal party or they would all get gifts as well.

My MOH is also throwing the bridal shower so we will get her a hostess/thank you gift.

We are buying gifts for parents, our wedding party, our flower girl, and 2 ring bearers.

We plan on giving gifts to everyone who is helping: the bridal party, greeters ( lol w rose created by my fmil for her nephews), officiant, parents (who have helped monetarily), and my fsil who isn’t really doing anything but she’s the only family member getting nothing so we just got her a tub of fancy popcorn so she wouldn’t feel left out lol.

Anyone in the wedding with any responsibilty or help will get a gift from us. Bridal party, parents, officiant, flower girl, ring bearers, and maybe a little something for OOT guests

So basically the rehersal dinner guests since for us that will be all members in the wedding plus OOT guests and officiant/family (his uncle) only add on with probubly be my uncle since he would be the odd ball if not invited

We got our bridal party, officiant and ring bearers and flower girl (nephews and neice) gifts. Other than that, I don't think anyone expects it. It would end up being a nice surprise.

We are doing bridal party gifts and that is including our parents. The girls after getting jewelry and a personalized wine glass and the guys are getting whatever my FH decides to get. We haven't figured out what we're doing for our parents but we know we are getting something for them too. As far as anyone else getting a gift, we are not.

We are doing bridal party gifts, (gifts will prob cost around $30 each for groomsmen, I may write a nice letter along with something smaller that's personalized to them for bridesmaids), parent gifts (not sure yet on cost, they are all contributing, from what I've heard if parents contribute they should get a gift), probably letters for bride and groom from each other, and will give our officiant cash and a nice card and note or something personal, he likes coffee so maybe something with that. Note he and his wife are also doing our premarital counseling so he is spending a lot of time on this with us, not just officiating. I also have two very close women in my life I will probably write letters for, thanking them for their support. These are women who I have leaned on and gone to for guidance and shared excitement with specifically about my fiance, not just people I am close with in general. They are people I expect to not be super focused on at the wedding (because busy day) but I want to make sure they feel special and not like they didn't see me at all, so it will be nice to be able to slip them to them just in case I don't get to have much conversation with them.
We are having a small, intimate wedding and I definitely get joy out of giving thoughtful gifts or notes to people, even outside of holidays and weddings, but I wouldn't expect a gift from the bride or groom if I was in a wedding, it's always just a nice surprise. With the smaller wedding comes a smaller budget and less stress with planning, so I like the ability to do these things I probably wouldn't have the time or $ to do otherwise.

We're giving gifts to: bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girl, ring bearers, and officiant.

Once pictures come in we'll be making photo book for our parents.

I'm not planning on giving any gifts. We have no bridal party and are paying for the wedding ourselves.

We will be giving gifts to the bridal party and our parents. It's an added expense, but we want to show our appreciation for everything they're doing to help us plan.