Destination Wedding Gifts in Glass
For a couple that's full of wanderlust, give them something they can take with them wherever they go. This unique fused glass bowl is a beautiful wedding gift that also has practical value.


When it comes to destination wedding gifts, etiquette guides suggest contributing to the couple's honeymoon fund or buying something from their registry that will help them with their travel expenses. However, it's completely acceptable to opt for a lighter gift, like this heart-shaped glass sculpture.

1. Stained Glass Hummingbird Feeder
Most couples attending a destination wedding have one thing in common—they love to travel. A high-quality, personalized map is a great way for them to document their travels and check off bucket list experiences.

Even if the couple's registry specifies "your presence is your gift," etiquette experts agree that it's customary to bring a small gift to the wedding. Just be sure to ship it beforehand or have it delivered after the event. It'll save the bride and groom the hassle of lugging it around on their trip.

2. Crystal Wine Decanter
Attending a destination wedding is a financial commitment. While you may not be able to make it, sending a gift lets the couple know you care.

Gifts that help them reconnect with their home or city are a wonderful way to do this. Try these specialized candles that smell like the place they're visiting.

If you can't go, consider ordering off their registry and shipping it to them once they're back from paradise. They'll appreciate the convenience and you won't have to worry about adding extra baggage fees.

3. Etched Crystal Cube
Capture a couple’s most precious moments in a stunning piece of crystal with this etched cube. Their favorite picture or memory is laser engraved onto the surface of the cube, creating an unforgettable keepsake that they can admire over and over again.

If the couple has a passion for travel, they’ll love this high-quality, personalized map that helps them document their journeys and dream destinations. You can send this ahead of time or even after the wedding so they have it to use on their honeymoon.

4. Lovebird Suncatcher
Even if the couple you're celebrating has told their guests they don't need gifts, most etiquette experts agree that wedding guests are expected to give something at least to show their appreciation. Fortunately, many couples host registries so that those who can't attend can send money or a small gift.

If the couple you're celebrating loves to travel, consider giving them a personalized travel map. They can use it to track their travels, check off bucket list experiences and plan their next adventures.

5. Coffee Mugs
Attending a destination wedding is a major financial commitment (thanks to those surprisingly affordable round trip flights) and couples are often concerned about how much they should spend on gifts. But it's possible to give a meaningful group gift without breaking the bank.

Help them create honeymoon memories with this sweet experience-based gift that won't add to their luggage. For those who can't make the trip, a virtual video with all the couple's well wishes is a thoughtful alternative that requires no extra baggage space.

6. Heart-Shaped Glass Sculpture
If the couple you're buying for has a love of travel, this globetrotting gift is sure to please. This decorative map will help them track their adventures and cross off their bucket-list experiences.

While it's customary to bring gifts to non-destination weddings, many couples prefer to avoid the hassle of extra baggage fees and ship their registry gifts to their home address before or after the big day. That way, they can enjoy their new homewares without worrying about carrying them on the plane or in their car.

7. Personalized Glass Picture Frame
Personalized homewares are always a good choice for destination wedding gifts, but this glass picture frame and plaque duo is especially thoughtful. It includes a modern clear glass design and room for a 4" x 6" photo.

Since etiquette rules say you shouldn't bring your gift with you to a destination wedding, opt for something that can be shipped directly to the couple's home address (many registries do this). One part home decor and one part travel journal, a personalized map is sure to spark memories of past adventures and inspire future ones.

8. Half Dome Whiskey Glasses
They'll appreciate this practical wedding gift idea that will keep their drinks cold for days. The galvanized metal tub is engraved with their initials and wedding date for a unique keepsake.

Give them a reason to sip their favorite drink with a friend or loved one in their own personalized whiskey glasses. North Drinkware crafted this click here set with impressions of iconic topographical mountain formations, such as Denali and Half Dome in Yosemite.

Whether they love to bake or host parties, this glassware wedding gift will help them entertain with style. The etched jar can be filled with sweet treats or kept empty for a decorative display.