40 Best Wedding Gifts When There Is No Registry

Maybe the couple avoided a registry because they felt like they didn’t want any more things. If that is the case, then this gift card allows them to choose an experience anywhere in the world (over 500 experiences and 100 countries are included) to enjoy together.

Nothing says “Congratulations” like a fancy bottle of bubbly, and this one from Dom Pérignon is perfect for keeping the celebration going long after the wedding.

When in doubt, gift Baccarat. These crystal-clear tumblers will make for a welcome addition to their bar cart.

While you’re at it, treat them to a set of the sparkliest crystal wine glasses courtesy of Riedel. Every sip tastes like luxury.

This isn’t any ordinary safe—it’s a sleek sleek boltable one that doubles as a chic home decor accent. It’s designed to hold precious keepsakes safe and sound (think: jewelry, passports, and other valuables) and can only be unlocked with their phone.

They deserve a drink after all the work they put into planning their dream day, and this easy-to-use cocktail machine makes the process of mixing and measuring spirits and ingredients a breeze. Just pop a pod in and prepare for a drink that rivals the one they usually get at their favorite local bar.

His and hers robes in sinfully-soft cotton will make the newlyweds feel like they are living their best romcom dreams, which they should be.

Between the wedding preparations and the actual affair, odds are the happy couple is exhausted. In which case, a cozy cashmere throw is perfect for cuddling up in as they recover from all the planning (and for future date nights in, as well). Bonus: Get it monogrammed with their initials to make the gift extra special.

This cookbook, which is specially curated with delectable recipes (like Raised Waffles with Strawberry-Rhubarb Compote and Beef Tenderloin with Wild Mushroom) and an array of creative entertaining tips for newlyweds, will get so much use years after they tie the knot.

Sure, they likely have their eyes on a flatware set already, but this silver-plated set that comes housed in a sleek egg-shaped display is just the thing they never knew they needed.

When they’re not rolling dice and moving chips, this sleek lucite backgammon set from Jonathan Adler doubles as a chic tabletop objet.

Does anyone truly need a slick espresso maker? No, but also, yes. The luxury of turning your kitchen into a state-of-the-art espresso bar cannot be overstated.

If they love to host friends and family often, a marble plate emblazoned with their initials is a must for displaying creamy brie, nutty gouda, and other fancy cheeses, as well as delicious cured meats, jams, pickles, and crackers galore.

Help them start fresh with an oh-so soft bundle of towels that is sure to upgrade their shower routines.

A matching set of mugs for the newlyweds makes for the perfect wedding gift.

For a young couple, setting them up with a really good knife will be game-changing for their kitchen skills.

The adrenaline running through brides and grooms throughout the weekend means that as soon as they have waved the last guest goodbye, they are exhausted… and starving. Spoil them by ordering a New York brunch to be delivered to their home either post-wedding or post-honeymoon.

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This easy-to-use vacuum is another sanity saver. Rather than argue over who cleaned the floors last, just tap “vacuum” on the app and it will take care of it all.

The gift of hand-painted porcelain dessert plates will really help them set the stage (and the table!) during dinner parties.

Kitchen appliances are often an obvious choice when shopping for newlyweds, but a retro-style toaster in this stunning jade green hue makes for an unexpected and stylish gift, for sure.