30 Clever Gifts That Your Favorite Couple Will Actually Want to Receive

Gift the couple a set of bathrobes in this chic shade of moss green. The Turkish cotton fabric has a nice weight to it, so you feel like you’re wearing a thick, soft bath towel.

Gone are the days of wedding china cabinets in every home (sigh) but pretty dishware like these gold-rimmed porcelain plates will *never* go out of style.

This baby offers the same sentimental vibes as a homemade blanket, even if you didn’t hand-sew it by candlelight. Something about gifting a quilt for a brand new home just feels right.

Slow dancing in the kitchen is wayyyy more romantic when you’re playing “Can’t Help Falling in Love” from a retro speaker.

If you know the couple’s aesthetic preferences well enough to purchase an art piece for them, pick out a unique painting or print for their home. They’ll think of you every time they pass it.

Good news: There’s no bad breath involved in these morning kisses.

The couple will get to write a little note or blurb about their relationship each day, and once it’s fully filled out in three years, they’ll be left with a sweet keepsake from this season of their lives.

The couple that loves to travel the world will be obsessed with these matching luggage tags that can be customized with their initials.

If the couple is taking things to the next level by moving into an apartment together, they’re probably buying a new bed—and in need of some fancy new bedding. This linen set gets softer with each wash.

Nothing rekindles romance like some ~spontaneity~ so pick a random envelope and see where date night takes ya. This gift is perfect for a one-year anniversary, since it’s traditional to give the couple something made of paper.

I suggest not staring at this gift for too long if you plan on actually giving it away, because you might accidentally decide to keep it for yourself. It’s just so pretty.

This green tea is, ahem, one for the books. 😉It looks just as pretty brewed in a teapot as it does displayed on some floating kitchen shelves.

The classic game of We’re Not Really Strangers gets a super intimate upgrade with relationship-specific Q’s. Even if the couple has been together for like, ages, they’ll learn something new about each other while playing.

Diffuse some household chore spats before they even begin with a vacuum that’s powerful enough to eliminate hair, pet fur, and all sorts of other yuckiness.

This recipe book is chock-full of comforting, affordable, globally-inspired meals that can realistically be made in a regular kitchen. Have your partner pick a random recipe and then whip it up together for date night.

Smartphone photos are great, but there’s something extra cutesy about capturing special (or more ~spicy~) moments with polaroids.

Game pieces that double as decor? Sounds like a fiscally-responsible purchase to moi. 🤷‍♀️

You don’t know true frustration until the crappy knife you bought six years ago simply refuses to slice through a tomato. Leave those bad vibes behind with these knives—they’re sharp, sturdy, and made of cryogenically-tempered Japanese stainless steel.

Are those wedding bells I hear?! This celebratory candle with notes of mandarin and grapefruit is the perfect lowkey gift for a newly-engaged couple.

This gift is like saying, “Sorry that I can’t give you a small loan of a million dollars, but I hope you come across that kind of moolah in the future,” in plant form.