The Best Wedding Gifts for All Kinds of Cool Newlyweds

Salad Finger-esque salad servers for the newlyweds with a healthy sense of humor and a love for healthy greens.

The ultimate "I don't know you too well" gift for that out-of-the-blue wedding invitation.

There are traditional bath sets of plushy towels for everyday and then there are the Nice Linens you buy to flex on guests. This set falls in the latter category, serving up sophisticated prints in a soft terrycloth fabric.

A mega sleek bundle of smoothie supplies for the protein-loading, nutrient-seeking couple. Conveniently, it features multiple storage containers so they can take two shakes on the road.

Our favorite linen sheets can truly save a marriage, especially if one of the newlyweds sleeps like a furnace at night. These are breezy as they come, available in all sorts of colorways, and very soft on skin.

If brilliant ceramics feel up their alley, you won't get much wavier than Dinosaur Designs. Take this hand-sculpted vase that conjures up blue skies and makes every sprig of fresh flowers feel like an art piece.

The GQ-approved solution for any couple that's still working with pre-ground coffee or K-cups.

Much like their wedding cake toppers, these sculptural salt and pepper shakers complete each other. They're very much looking forward to their new life lording over the happy couple's dining festivities.

Any dinner party can feel like a Downton Abbey-esque affair with one of these old-timey serving trays.

For summertime picnics or a certain farmhouse aesthetic, nothing beats gingham. Piglet's linen tablecloth varieties are pre-washed for softness right out of the box and come with contrasting piping for a little edge.

Cookware is always a welcome wedding gift, especially when it comes in a bevy of splashy hues to offset your kitchen decor.

Like a shiny new ring, there's something incredibly sexy about a gleaming new kettle that quietly works itself up to a boil and looks like a million bucks on your countertop.

Inspire a childlike sense of delight for the most important meal of the day with these egg cups slash shot glasses that resemble mini trophies.

A comforter that takes cloud-like sleep quite literally, with extra loft for maximum puff.

Just the right amount of schmaltz without going too overboard on their wedding day.

Beyond the standard honeymoon fund, consider helping them invest in quiet, relaxing moments throughout the rest of their first year together. This pass gives them a spa day whenever they need it to bliss out and wind down.

A quartet of fine-tuned glasses with the most elegant, delicate curves for their next wine and cheese night.

A tiny but mighty speaker with hands-free control and rich sound.

For veggies, Japan-style, their table could use some sort of ceramic steamer like this from Nagati-En, Japan's oldest donabe makers.

Near, far, wherever you are, we believe your rental home should be bomb.

This unique wedding gift is built like a tank to house all of the groom's most precious Davidoffs and Padrons.

It’s nice to wake up to nature sounds rather than a traditional alarm—this multi-tasking GQ Sleep Award winner might be the push they need to kick the smartphone out of the bedroom.

The best gift of all is sleep in its most luxurious form.

Sure, these could be used for camping or a vibe-y backyard dinner. They’ll also look great inside, dropped right on the dinner table.

For whom selecting the perfect craft beer for the meal at hand is a whole love language.

An investment chef’s knife that juliennes and rondelles with ease, while practically shimmering on a knife strip.

A wavy, "itty" gift that'll surely beat a giant mason jar when it comes to tabletop presence.

Proof that texture matters just as much as shape and color when it comes to high-quality glassware.

Japanese steam-powered technology at their fingertips and gracing their countertops.

Shipped quarterly (or individually), this gift box drops your favorite newlyweds all the best in fancy, organic kitchen, bath, and home essentials.

Supplication for the one half of the couple who likes to cuddle when the other half does not.

Kickstart their home reno plans with some primo painting supplies courtesy of eco-friendly brand Backdrop.

A handsome waterproof Bluetooth speaker that'll flex on everyone at the cookout or pool party.

Hinoki home decor that not only looks like a million bucks, but also releases a calming balsamic scent when the wood gets wet.

High-fidelity, high-style, and highly-portable radio ga ga.

Our top pick for a pet hair sweeper-upper that also mops and scrubs your hardwoods for extra deeply soaked-in stains.

Because they’re about to have a ton of photos vying for wall space, let them buy all the nicest picture frames.

So they can invite a third party—ahem, a personal chef—into the mix to spice up their next date night in.

Personalized letterheads...certainly a thoughtful gift for anyone who needs to jot off tons of thank you notes imminently. Just sayin'.

A basically unimpeachable wedding present for the married couple who intends to bake regularly, unless they already own one.

The cool kid's natural wine club for any glou glou snobs with an already picked-over registry.

"Alexa, crank the volume waaaaay up."

The most evergreen of wedding gift ideas that even if they're not using now, will come in handy years down the road for flipping through vacation photos.

One cordless vac to rule them all, equipped with fun features like “laser illumination” for picking up microscopic dust, an extra-long battery life (60 minutes!), and automatic suction level detection.

It's crystal clear that this limited-edition spinner is just the special sauce they need to forever upgrade their vinyl setup.

Tort-ally, infinitely cooler than any dull old silver collection.

A giant box of meat is certainly not for everyone, but it is exactly the right something for the cookout king or keto purists of the friend group.