Groomsmen Gifts

I had gotten the groomsmen gift a flask on amazon that was engraved.
The only problem. I wrote groomsman and they wrote Bridesman. I'm so glad that Angel (who is a man) has a great sense of humor. I was upset for the mistake that was made. I do not remember if I made it or if the company made a mistake. But he loved it and thought it was funny.

Pick something that fits their hobbies and personal interests that is not related to the wedding at all.

I found a great idea on Pinterest. It’s a “mini” bar. Gonna put a couple of alcohol shooters with some mini can of Coke in a mason jar. Probably put some gift cards in to a local restaurant.

Https://pin.it/3t09ni2

My husband got his a pocket knife with their names on it and a gift card

My husband is getting his groomsmen personalized flasks and socks of their favorite NFL team to wear for the wedding.

DH got his groomspeople cufflinks/earrings/necklaces that spoke to him and the relationship they had.

So, like, he got his sister dog earrings, because she loves dogs, he got his BM/childhood friend - and I kid you not - squirrell cufflinks, because that is a running joke for them for about 20 years.

I can get you photos of most things if needed but here’s what I got them

I agree with tle previous comments - shop for each one individually, as if it's their birthday or Christmas. You could do a pint glass with a 6-pack of their favorite beer and a gift card, or you could do an engraved pocket knife, or you could do crazy socks and a hangover kit.

We ordered personalized wallets on Etsy. It seemed like it was something they would all actually use!

I’d skip trying to get the same gift for all of them. They were selected and agreed to stand next to him at your wedding. So, a generic gift to all of them isn’t very personal. Instead, get gifts that are specific to each guy’s style or interest. Since they’re his GM’s he knows them well and that makes coming up with individual gift ideas much easier.

My fiance got his groomsmen a beer caddy with a bottle opener attached, beer coozie and he is going to buy beer to put in them. He bought them for $6 and we might paint their initials on them.

As several said above, shop as though it is their birthday. Not the same thing for everyone. They have separate relationships with you. They are not a long term group. Think of each person's interests, looks, preferences. My husband got someone with a folding poker table a new felt for it, and a felt for his pool table as well. We got Trailmap handbooks and maps for a hiker, new picnic table benches, a nice aprés ski sweater. Things that are not personalized in any way are best ( least likely to be discarded.)

We’re giving the guys Stanley growlers and a fun pair of socks to wear on our wedding day

My husband bought his gifts on Amazon last minute, but this Etsy shop ships quick and has a wide variety of items to choose from
https://etsy.me/1ACCyZT