Animated GIF images of wedding ceremonies and other wedding events
The newlyweds kiss until their friend in the car creates the right atmosphere
Benefits of getting married
The wedding of Prince Harry
Exchange of vows
Now you can kiss the bride.
The bride throws a bouquet, but no one could catch him
Beautiful bride of Prince Harry
What is there under the veil?
Newlyweds kissing during the colored rain
Funny dance of the newlyweds
Wedding of the King
Will you marry me? Oh my God!
The bride is spinning, the groom is standing
A funny offer of a hand and a heart
The man with the camera fell into the fountain
Dance of the newlyweds
Splashes of champagne
Homer as a bride
Loving couple on the beach
The bridegroom leads the bride
Wet snow does not hurt happiness
The bride is kissing the groom. Retro Wedding
When the bride agrees to be your wife
Wedding of a pig and a frog
Fairy-tale wedding
Dance against the background of bright lights
They now have their own bed, on which you can jump
The wedding is over, real life has begun
What will happen if the groom throws a bouquet into a crowd of bachelors
Prince holds the bride's hand and runs down the stairs
The bride is very happy to see the groom
Romantic kiss
Anime Wedding
The dress flutters beautifully in the wind
The groom plays the guitar for the bride
Wedding symbols, paraphernalia on animated GIF images
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Sharing vows before a priest
Animated newlyweds
Two glasses and flowers
Pigeons carry two rings
The bride and groom next to the wedding cake
What to do if the bride has a huge green hand
Newlyweds cut wedding cake
We just got married and leave
Golden Bells
The bride and groom in the gazebo
Helper carries rings
Gold Rings, Pigeons and White Roses
The bride throws a bouquet
Two rolling gold rings
Newlyweds are running somewhere
Beautiful wedding cake
Diamond ring
Silver bells
Wedding cake, flowers and bells
Blue-eyed lucky
A new family in which love lives
Funny drawing of a newly-married couple
The groom cuts the cake
Thank you all for congratulations!
The bride hugs the groom. The bridegroom takes the bride in her arms
Animated image of violinist
She is happy, because today she will become wife
Rose and Rings
Sweet kiss
Two rings with precious stones
Rotating ring with diamond
We got married. All for now!
The groom puts the ring on the bride. Wreath of flowers
Beautiful pattern with two swans and a heart of gold
First Dance
Bride and groom waving wedding guests
Happy newlyweds looking at each other
Bride and groom. Faces can not be seen
Two gold rings and hearts
The groom leans to the bride's hand
Gold rings on a small pillow
Autumn wedding
Newlyweds, strewn with colorful paper
The wife is driving a drunken husband home
Two hearts are fastened with a ring
A white rose and a horseshoe for a happy life
Two brides at one wedding
Bride sniffing champagne
I'm running to my wedding
Great wedding cake
The groom throws the garter of the bride
The bride admires herself in front of the mirror
Beautiful bride with a bouquet of red roses
Just married
Two beautiful gold rings fall on a red pillow in the shape of a heart
Newlyweds in the church
The bride and groom in the new car
Bride in a pink wedding dress
Hugs of the hands
1. Follow Tradition
Traditional etiquette states that you should base what you spend on the estimated cost of hosting you at the reception. “If you think the couple getting married is spending an average of $100-$150 per person at their wedding, the price of your gift should equal that amount," says planner Anthony Navarro of Liven It Up Events. The downside to this logic, though, is that it’s a per-person price. That means if you think the couple is spending $100 on food and drinks for each guest, you and your plus-one should spend $200 on the gift.
2. Consider What You’re Spending to Attend
Of course, you shouldn’t forget that you’re already paying a pretty penny to attend the wedding—especially if it’s a destination wedding or during peak season. "You're likely paying for accommodations and even flights, so in that situation, it's fair to assume the bride and groom are conscious of how much everyone is already spending,” says Jason Reid, founder of Giftagram, a mobile app that eliminates the hassle of gift-giving. If you’re shelling out a lot just to be there, you can cut back on how much you spend on the present—your presence is a gift, too!
3. Think About How Close You Are to the Couple
“A wedding guest should always give what they feel best celebrates the occasion, taking into account their budget as well as their closeness with the couple,” says wedding etiquette expert Sara Margulis, co-founder of the wedding registry website Honeyfund. The average wedding gift amount hovers right around $100, which is a great place to start, and you can increase or decrease that based on how close you are. If you’re very close or related to the couple (and have the wiggle room in your budget), you may choose to spend more—about $150 per guest (or $200 from a couple).
If you’re not quite as close (or you’re the plus-one, not the invited guest), you may opt for a less-expensive gift or might make a smaller contribution to the purchase of the gift.
4. Know When You Don’t Need to Give a Gift
While gifts are expected at the wedding and bridal shower, stretch your budget by remembering when you don’t have to bring one. For example, gifts are not expected at the engagement party (though a card congratulating the couple is a nice touch). And if you’ve contributed serious time or money by helping out with the wedding, like hosting the bridal shower or serving as the bride’s makeup artist on the wedding day, you’re not expected to spend on a gift, too. By only bringing gifts to events where they are expected, the money you have to spend will go a lot farther.
5. Only Spend What You Can Afford
It seems easy enough, but this one’s worth mentioning: Limit your investment to what you can actually afford, even if it’s less than what etiquette suggests. If you can’t find a single item that fits your budget, consider purchasing a few smaller items to total an amount that works for you (It’s also a great way to help the couple stock their home with items that are often overlooked, like measuring spoons or cutting boards). The couple wants you to be there to celebrate with them, so prioritize your budget however you need to make that happen—even if that means a smaller gift so you can cover the cost of the hotel room.
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To my dear wife… From the
moment I married you love and
happiness abounds. All that
surrounds me is beauty when you
are around! Thankful for all
the happiness you give me!
Happy Anniversary!
May the love that you share
lasts a lifetime and may you
accomplish all the dreams a
that you have entwined together!
A very happy Wedding Anniversary
to a wonderful couple!
I love you, are words just three;
Which mean so much
on our anniversary.
So this is what I want to say;
Live in my heart and
there for ever stay.
WISH YOU HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, MY LOVE!
Happy Anniversary Friend
Happy marriage anniversary, my
friends. May the precious love between
you two always bloom in grace. You
both make such a wonderful pair. I hope,
it always remains that way.
Wishing this day be the start
of the best time of your life.
The most heartfelt congratulations
to Bride and Groom!
Today you are starting
a life together.
You have to always take care
on each other
Happy Married Life
The echo of your love
and the sound of
the sea have a few
things in common
they are both constant,
Soulful and eternal.
This Message Is For The
Most Beautiful Couple In
The World, May Ur
Marriage Be Blessed With
Luv, Happiness & Joy For
All The Years U Lives !!
A house is built by hands
but a home is built by hearts.
You can live without something only
if you have someone to live for.
Happy Wedding Anniversary!
QUESTION: Some of my friends are getting married, but as circumstances would have it, they're not able to invite me to their wedding. I don't have any hard feelings about the invitation, but do I still need to get them a wedding gift?
KAELLA'S ANSWER: Let me start by saying that it is customary to give a gift if you receive an invitation to the wedding, whether or not you attend (but even this isn’t mandatory). However, if you are not invited to a wedding, you are not obligated to give a gift to the couple. If you want to give them a gift, then by all means do. There are no rules prohibiting you from such a nice gesture.
I can think of several scenarios in which this situation might arise. For example, let’s say your work colleague is getting married. They are paying for the entire wedding themselves. Due to their budget, they had to limit the guest count and couldn’t invite anyone from work - just family and long time friends. You understand the decision was difficult, and would still like to congratulate your work colleague and his/her fiance, so you decide to give them a wedding gift. This is decision is completely voluntary and not a requirement.
Don’t want to buy a gift, but you would like to do something to congratulate the couple? A good medium between sending a gift and nothing, might be to send a congratulatory card. I’m a big believer in the power of a handwritten note. It shows thoughtfulness and foresight.
ALLISON'S ANSWER: Nope. You are in no way obligated to give a couple a gift if you aren’t even invited to their wedding. It really is as simple as that. But if you feel so inclined, go for it. But try not to make them feel bad for not inviting you in the process.
Kaella Wilson is the founder of Kaella Lynn Events, a wedding planning and design boutique based in San Francisco. She believe the difference is in the details. Whether you’re planning a grand event or an intimate celebration, Kaella combines artistic design with meticulous planning and management to produce a memorable event that represents your style.
Allison Silber is the founder of the wedding publication, Engaged & Inspired as well as a wedding planner/designer serving the San Francisco Bay Area. She loves Carmel Valley, drinks too much coffee, and styles everything she can get her hands on!`
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