Parent presents

I had a similar dilemma for our parent/family gifts (both moms are picky and no one really needs anything). And like you, I googled ideas extensively and found mostly personalized knick-knacks which I definitely knew I did not want to do.

So we ended up giving each set of parents a personalized picture frame with one of our engagement photos. For the moms (and my grandmother because she helped a lot too), we got tickets to an off-Broadway show and will take them all to dinner before the show. They all enjoy the theater but don't get to go often and I know for a fact that they will appreciate spending the time with us and the experience over a random tangible gift.

My FIL is deceased and my dad really doesn't want anything, so we just got him a Hawaiian shirt that coordinated with our wedding colors (it's a long story but the short version is that he has created a tradition where he changes into a Hawaiian shirt, shorts, and sandals for the reception at all family weddings).

My brother is officiating so I wanted to include him in the family gifts too. He makes much more than all of us so he has everything he could want, but he is quite the foodie and has recently been enjoying experimenting with more cooking/baking. So we got him a fairly extensive selection of infused oils and vinegars, flavored salts, compound butters, flavored nut butters, and flavored creamed honeys. These are all local artisan products so I think he will really appreciate them.

Good luck gift hunting for your family!

My parents are very easy going! I'm thinking about buying them a very nice bottle of wine with a personalized bag for them to keep. And maybe my dad a nice watch or hat.