22 Thoughtful Wedding Gifts Under $100

This card stack from world-renowned couples therapist Esther Perel will be one of the most unique wedding gifts they’ll receive. They can keep it on their coffee table and it comes with 250 prompt cards they can use at dinner time to inspire deeper conversation or to enhance quality time. Plus, the packaging is so chic, you won’t even have to wrap it. Just add a card. ($40, Uncommon Goods)

Buy two of these and add their initials. They’ll officially be able to have a cold drink together in no time. It’s as easy as pressing the silicone mold onto the glass, adding water, and freezing. When they take the glass out of the freezer, they can pour their go-to drink right onto the ice wedge. Cheers. ($32.95, Corkcicle)

All they need is some frozen fruit to make this work. Put frozen bananas, blueberries, and raspberries down the chute, push down the plunger, and presto — smooth and delicious soft serve. It’s really as simple as that. They can finish it off with some toppings (team chocolate sprinkles) and dessert is served. ($39.95+, Amazon)

The best night’s sleep they’ll ever have = a gift that keeps on giving. These pillowcases are made of 100% organic cotton with slow-spun threads for luster and ultra-softness. And they’ll sleep soundly knowing that they’re ethically produced and free from toxins and harmful chemicals. Sweet dreams are made of this. ($98+, Boll & Branch)

Fruit drenched in hot chocolate or bread and veggies dipped in cheese? No one can resist that. This fondue maker is the ultimate kitchen gadget and party must-have. The 3-quart bowl is removable, which makes it easy to wash. It also comes with eight color-coded forks, a fork holder to reduce drips, and six cups to hold dipping ingredients. The only thing they’ll have to complain about is being too full. ($59.95+, Amazon)

Say hello to their new favorite art piece. All you have to do is send in a picture of their family (pets included), and you'll get a full-body, hand-illustrated portrait in return. You can also choose what text you want. Once the first draft is done, you’ll get a sneak peek to make any edits before the final version is mailed. Get ready — the minute they receive it, they’ll be thinking about where to hang it. ($12+, Discoveringyou via Etsy)

The bamboo board comes with nestled utensils, so it’s great for storage in a cabinet or drawer. There are also 18 different engraving styles to choose from. During checkout, pick the one you want and add your text. It’s a kitchen must-have. ($71.65, JMlabonneimpression via Etsy)

Whether they’re history buffs, avid puzzlers or you just wanna gift them something different, this jigsaw is the ultimate wedding gift. It’ll feature the front page of The New York Times on the date of their big day. All you have to do is pick the month, day, and size. So they can remember everything that was happening when they said ‘I do.’ ($55+, Uncommon Goods)

The process is easy: Once you make your purchase, you’ll be able to forward a link to those close to the couple. They’ll then be directed to write their own message dedicated to the happy newlyweds. From there, Little Love Jar will collect, print, and place the notes into the jar. In total, production takes 15 days, so plan ahead. ($85, Little Love Jar)

A honeymoon that has them traveling all over the world? These luggage tags are the perfect gift for newlyweds heading out of state. Adventure awaits. ($20.68, LifetimeCreations via Etsy)

Take them down memory lane with custom coasters that showcase some of their favorite memories. From vacations to concerts to quality time spent with family and friends, these photo coasters are a simple way to remind them of how much love they have in their lives. Cue the awws. ($20, Shutterfly)

An easy way to brighten their home? Add a fresh bouquet. This vase features their name or initials and their wedding date. It'll also make a great entryway catchall. Multipurpose gifts for the win. ($38+, FloralVibesLLC via Etsy)

You can personalize it with their name and address, and can choose from a ton of fun colors. Hand cramps, be gone. ($24.95+, Saralukecreative via Etsy)

After so many dinners and weekends spent wedding planning, they might be ready to spice up their classic date night and talk about anything other than The Big Day. These dice are an easy way to help change things up for them. All they’ll have to do is roll and they’ll get ideas for what to eat for dinner and activities they can do together. One fun night of quality time coming right up. ($20.99, 10thAnniversaryGifts via Etsy)

Once they open their vino, they just need to pop it into the holder. It’ll keep the bottle cold for up to four hours. The outside stays condensation-free, which is especially convenient while pouring. When their dinner runs long, they won’t have to deal with any room-temperature bevs. Sigh, it’s the little things. ($90+, Food52)

It’s got everything: An insulated compartment for hot or cold foods, plates, mugs, napkins, and silverware. It even comes with tiny salt and pepper shakers and a convenient corkscrew. Everything straps into place so items won’t jostle around as they head to the park. It’s time for lunch with a view. ($49.99, Amazon)

While also keeping an eye on the locations they can’t wait to visit. They’ll get a world map, a separate map of the US, scratching tools, and memory stickers to pin past adventures. It’ll become a fun activity that’ll help keep their travel bug alive and well. ($39.99, Amazon)

Instead of giving them something to unwrap, gifting them an activity can be just as rewarding. Uncommon Experiences is just that. You can choose from cocktail classes, pet portrait painting sessions, DIY bath bomb how-tos, and more. Along with the actual activity, they will receive a corresponding product, so they won’t have to buy anything extra for the class. (Prices vary, Uncommon Goods)

They can answer some questions individually, but plenty will call for them to reflect on moments together. It’s a fun way to get creative juices flowing and reminisce on the journey of their relationship. They can also treat the journal as a sentimental keepsake. Once they’ve recorded their answers, they’ll be able to read them back on every anniversary. ($11.66, Amazon)

They’ll be able to listen to their favorite records or plug in their phone and connect via the system’s Bluetooth feature. The best part is that they can start listening within minutes. There’s no lengthy setup or extra equipment necessary. If they want to store it, they can just close the case and keep it in a closet. ($69.99, Amazon)

Like old tickets to shows, boarding passes, letters, and photographs. It’s a great way to keep things safe. Once they’ve collected enough, they’ll be able to look back and see how far they’ve come. We highly recommend adding in small love notes and reminders of past dates. ($39.99+, Amazon)

What’s more romantic than artwork to commemorate their love? A piece they can create together. This kit comes with everything they’ll need to make their own custom piece of art. All you have to do is pick up to three nontoxic paint colors. Then it’s up to them to do the rest. Once they’re done, they can easily take it to their local shop to have it framed. So sweet. ($70, Uncommon Goods)