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Friends of ours got married in mid August and we made every effort to make it to their wedding. They live in Scotland, so the trip would be quite lengthy. We thought about driving but opted to fly, figuring that the cost would be more practical, than the time off work and utter exhaustion involved in driving the 360 miles to get there.
 

Be pampered, take helicopter, balloon and aircraft flights, feed the big cats, drive a Ferrari, rally car or a tank, white water rafting, scuba diving, boating, surfing, gliding, micro lighting, parachuting, skydiving, or bungee jumping. Take lessons in pole dancing, cookery, circus skills or be a pop star, London Eye, tea at the Savoy, dinner for 2, shows and much more.... Give the gift of eXhilaration... There's no need to panic about finding the perfect gift - we've got a host of unique wedding gift ideas to inspire you. Choose from the most exciting, interesting and downright unmissable experiences and activities around, from bungee jumps to boat rides with a whole array of surprises in between. You'll be giving a present that's truly unforgettable... the experience of a lifetime! Special wedding gift ideas  Click Here

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Unexpectedly, I ended up in the hospital, just days before the wedding. We were already in a panic about what to buy for a wedding gift, and now I was completely out of commission. My husband would now be responsible for choosing an appropriate wedding gift on his own. After much discussion, we determined that he would still attend the wedding despite my hospitalization, since our friend's wedding simply could not be missed.

The bride spoke with my husband two days before the wedding. She graciously assured him that he was under no obligation to attend - that they would completely understand if he couldn't make it. She told him that if he did end up coming, that no wedding gifts were expected - that his presence, and the cost involved in getting there, would be more than enough of a gift. But still, we felt moved to find a perfect wedding gift.

At the last minute, after long debate, we decided to give them a belated wedding gift once I had fully recovered. My husband attended the beautiful wedding and had a wonderful time and I was released from the hospital a few weeks later.

Now, it has been just over two months since the wedding, and as these things tend to go (at least in our household), we still haven't sent a wedding gift. We both feel terrible, and the pressure and guilt are just making our lack of ideas worse!

Just this week, we finally struck upon two potential ideas for the perfect wedding gift. The work and care required for these wedding gift ideas to work, will hopefully help to account for the amount of time it's taken us to send them.

The first idea involves taking a thick, length of copper wiring and untwisting several of the cables at one end. I saw my father do this when I was a child. Then each thinner, section of wire is partially untwisted and formed into branches and twigs, with the remaining untwisted wire, serving as the truck of a beautiful copper tree. This tree would be planted in a terra cotta pot and secured in place with the sort of foam used in silk flower arranging. Delicate leaf would be cut out from thin, copper plating, and using a torch, would be attached to the branches.

The second wedding gift idea, is to create a fairy tale of our friends lives so far and on into the future. My husband is a very experienced graphic designer and writer. He has some solid ideas for the story line and a folder of beautiful artwork that he would then layout and have bound in an aged leather binding, complete with gold leaf embossing on the cover.

We love both ideas and hope to make some progress very soon. Thankfully, our friends are very understanding and they value our friendship more than any wedding present we could dream of giving them.

As an alternative wedding gift, we even considered an exciting day out that they could share together. We thought about white water rafting or a balloon or helicopter flight or perhaps a romantic afternoon tea for two at the Savoy or a gentle ride on the London Eye. As part of the gift we would have booked them into a good London hotel for a weekend stay
 

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