Gifts for the Groomsmen

As much of an honor as it is to be asked to be a member of a wedding party, it can also involve a good deal of work and financial outlay on the part of those who agree to be groomsmen, especially the best man. While it's easy to lose sight of in the midst of wedding planning chaos, it's important to find a token of your appreciation for the friends and family members who help to make your wedding day special.

Here are a few finds from among the Etsy shops of The {New New} team. Any one of these is a thoughtful way to let your groomsmen know you are thankful for all their help.


Evaporation Tie from ikyoto.


Money clip from citybitz.


Fused glass cuff links from glass house jewelry.


Graffiti swirl t-shirt from KimmChi.

Business Card Holder from citybitz.


Space Invaders Notebook from Air Raid Design.

-MaryAnne
wabisabibrooklyn.etsy.com

WEDDINGS: Something Blue

Well, the old saying goes "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something BLUE" will bring brides good luck on their wedding day. I'm not sure how many brides still practice this tradition, but it is a great way to add a dash of color to your wedding day. Here is some locally made jewelry for brides-to-be and the groom.

Earrings by [from left] crystal by Honorata, amazonite by JoanneTracyDesigns and crystals and moonstones by Kimmchi

Necklaces [from left] shell bead necklace by DewOnAPetal, MTLopez9

Cufflinks by WabisabiBrooklyn, cameo ring by PulpSushi.

So keep that superstition alive and well with some creative and funky choices to enliven your wedding attire.

-Kimm

KimmChi.etsy.com