Wedding gifts: 20 ideas for a gift the couple will actually want

If you're feeling extra thoughtful, why not try and buy a plant or tree that relates in some way to the happy couple's wedding or relationship? For example, you could maybe pick up a Clematus that flowers in the month they got married in, so it always reminds them of their day. Or, if they got married abroad, why not buy them a native tree as a sweet nod to their wedding? The plant or tree will grow alongside their relationship, and that's probably the cutest thing we've heard all day.

A great rule when buying a 'special' wedding gift is to think of luxury items you'd love to own yourself, but could never justify the cost of aka this ridiculously cosy faux fur throw from The White Company.

Did you know that Nike has a whole online customisation station where you can add text to trainers and change other elements such as colours and logos? Ideal for the couple *obsessed* with going for early morning jogs on a weeked.

A food and wine hamper may not seem like the most unique idea ever, but believe me, the couple are bound to be excited when this lands on their door step. Choose one of Fortnum and Mason's ready-made hampers, including a range of sweet, savoury, and boozy options, or design your own to make it extra special.

Want a relatively inexpensive gift that looks impressive and will last the couple years? This pasta maker is a go to. And what's more it's a gift you'll get benefit out of too when the newly weds invite you round for homemade pasta.

This is a timeless gift that you'd be hard pressed to find someone who wouldn't want a brand new Le Creuset casserole pan. It will last the couple years, and ensure a lot of delicious meals are in their future.

We love the slightly curved look of these martini glasses and the affordable price point too. You can never have too many cocktail glasses and if the couple you're buying enjoys hosting this is an easy win gift.

A recipe journal or scrapbook is a great gift the couple can use throughout their marriage, preserving the recipes (and memories associated with them) they've made as a family.

Another great paper keepsake is a personalised couples scrapbook, so that the newly weds can continually add photos, and mementos from their married life to this over the years.

Another personalised gift, this time it's this seriously chic linen napkins from Not Another Bill, which you can customise with a variety of designs, colours and images.

If the couple you're buying for are big foodies, or enjoy hosting outside a pizza oven is a gift they're sure to appreciate. And we recommend the Ooni oven which is an elite option for making both deep dish and thin crust pizza.

Ok, so it's a fairly practical present but if the married couple are all about travelling then packing cubes are a life saver and will stop any arguments over who has more stuff in the suitcase.

Buying for a couple that love a good bottle of vino? A decanter is an easy go to gift that they'll use for years to come.

Well wine without cheese is really just half a gift. We're lowkey obsessed with this timeless cheeseboard from Anthropologie.

A personalised gift with a difference, get a bunch of the couple's favourite photos from over the years and make them their own relationship puzzle to commemorate the occasion.

If you're confident you know the couple's interior style, then a personalised print that reminds them of their special day is a nice gift to consider.