33 Best-Tested Unique And Useful Wedding Gift Ideas For Couples Who Have Everything

The super sentimental couple in your life is going to love making this one-of-a-kind sculpture of their hands, which they can then proudly display on their mantle. It's an experience and a physical gift.

If they're always going on yoga retreats or talking your ear off about how mindfulness changed their lives forever, they'll seriously appreciate these couples meditations they can do together. It's a more budget-conscious gift you can give alone, or as an add-on to a luxe item.

Upgrade their backyard pizza parties with this portable oven that'll be super fun to use and play around with. And, don't worry—since Gandhi recommended staying away from large items for gifts, this one's totally compact at just 13 inches wide.

Several Women's Health editors, including lifestyle director Lindsay Geller, loved receiving Flytographer gift cards. The gist: Recipients can use the card to hire a pro photographer for their honeymoon (or another vacation).

"We're used to taking typical vacation photos on our phones, so this was a unique (and likely once-in-a-lifetime) experience," says Geller. "Not only did it create a special memory, but the results were beautiful."

Who doesn't love to travel? Give your favorite couple the Gandhi-approved gift of an experience with an Airbnb gift card at the amount you choose. Whether they'll apply it to a staycation or international adventure, you know this is a gift the couple will actually love and use.

If you want to treat the newlyweds to a fun date night, but you're on a tighter budget, why not buy them a cookbook full of recipes they can try out together? For a cute touch, toss in a nice cutting board, too.

You know that couple who always seems to be rock climbing, hiking, whitewater rafting, or skydiving? They'll love this waterproof GoPro that comes with a touch screen and has the capability to live stream to their social media accounts.

"This was one of my favorite and most-used wedding gifts," says fitness editor Jennifer Nied. "It was perfect for capturing our honeymoon, and many more trips after that we enjoyed and remembered fondly."

What newlyweds won't tear up at a photo book full of their fondest memories? Nied gifted this one as a wedding present to herself, but she said the quality's unbeatable: "The photos look amazing and vibrant even 10 years later."

Sure, this is also a photo book, but with a twist. Health and fitness director Jacqueline Andriakos received a "behind the scenes" book from a close friend.

"He and his fiancé sourced photos from friends that they took throughout the [wedding] weekend and used Shutterfly to build a custom album," Andriakos says. "It featured photos of sweet little moments we never even saw ourselves. It was by far the most thoughtful and memorable gift, and I’ll cherish it forever."

The happy couple will have so much fun documenting their travel journey as newlyweds with this map of the world, which comes with colorful pushpins.

"The pins are color-coded so you can mark off where you want to go, where you've been, anywhere that is important to you," says Amanda Lucci, deputy editor of content strategy. "It's really fun to come back from a trip and put a new pin on the map together!"

This is a great example of a gift that's affordable and totally customizable. Don't just frame pictures of the couple—frame their wedding invitation and any other keepsakes from engagement or bachelorette parties, too. They'll love coming home to put their keys and wallet in this little tray.

This bottle of champagne is pricy, but that's what makes it such a special gift.

"My now-husband and I love to travel to different wine regions for vacation. We were shocked and delighted when a friend sent us a bottle of spendy Dom Perignon," says senior deputy digital editor Maridel Reyes. "It's creamy, bread-y, and feels so special. We didn't pop it open until another special occasion—when one of us got a big promotion!"

You know the couple who's always inviting you over for BBQs? Return the favor with this fancy reversible cast iron grill/griddle. Lucci loved getting this gift at her wedding.

"The cast iron grill is key to getting that BBQ taste when you live in a small apartment with no outdoor space or access to a real grill," she says. "It goes over two burners on your stove so you can prep a bunch of food at once, and the raised edges keep any grease from getting all over your kitchen. I also like the griddle side for batch-making pancakes!"

You can't go wrong with a high-quality, 10-piece cookware set. Nied received this stainless steel one from Williams Sonoma, and can't recommend it highly enough. "Having quality tools makes cooking together as a couple fun and something to look forward to," she explains.

Luxurious sheets are a great home gift if you don't necessarily feel like getting something for the kitchen (or have a couple on your hands who doesn't like to cook). Lucci received some, and always tells her engaged friends to add them to their registries.

"Nice sheets are the type of thing you will always hesitate to splurge on for yourself, but they makes such a difference in quality of life," she says.

You love the cakes they've been baking for every potluck, so what better way to thank them (and keep 'em coming) than with this springform cake pan set? At $22, it's a great value, too.

There's a reason people love receiving luggage as a gift—it's one of those spendy luxuries that never quite fits into your own budget. Unboxing this three-piece set is definitely going to put a smile on your fave couple's face.

Let's face it: Every couple has different interests, wants, and wedding wishlists. But one thing all of them have in common? They want to frame the photographed memories from their wedding night.

"Framebridge makes it really easy to upload an image and design a beautiful custom frame job," says Andriakos, citing the website's huge variety of frame styles and sizes. After receiving this gift herself, she's gone on to give it to friends and family members, too.

Whether the newlyweds love gardening, cooking, or both, they'll be psyched to receive this hydroponic garden, complete with seeds to grow their own basil, dill, thyme, mint, and more. This particular set doesn't even need sunlight (or a ton of real estate on the counter), making it perfect for people who live in smaller spaces.