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I got my bridesmaids monogrammed Yeti mugs.
I was in a wedding and the bride gave us matching pajama sets from Target. I love them. It’s something every adult needs, but I never bothered to buy myself.
https://www.target.com/p/women-s-beautifully-soft-notch-collar-pajama-set-stars-above-8482-blue-l/-/A-54159307
That being said… IMHO if you’re the bride and you’re paying for everything - clothes, makeup, accessories, etc. Than that *is* the gift to your bridesmaids. You don’t have to do more than that.
I love that idea! I collected things over time, but I did overnight/beach bags with their first initial, getting ready robes, sweat jackets from a local business for traveling to the venue, hangover kits, and earrings.
I was just in a wedding last week that did evil eye bracelets to match the one the bride wears and nicer robes that matched our respective personalities. I LOVE mine, and it felt very personal and heartfelt.
My wife did a gift box of spa day items in hers. Put together a nice display box with bath salts, candles, lotions, milk bath mixes, and some fancy chocolates and a mini champagne bottle. It was kinda fun helping her get the boxes put together and the girls loved it.
I did matching gold Birkenstocks and everyone loved them. Some even wore them at the reception to give their feet a break. I had a friend who gifted ugg slippers for her winter wedding and that went over well too.