Original gifts for a wedding
In September starts the second season of the wedding of the year (the first is in the months of May and June) and it is not uncommon to be invited to some wedding of friends, workmates, family,…
If you don’t want to fall into the very fashionable habit of making an income in the bank account of the bride and groom, we propose an original and useful gift for the newly married: give currency.
Where do you travel for honeymoon?
The first thing is to ask them everything about their trip: if they go abroad, if they go to a single country or they will visit several countries, how long they will be in each place, if they have everything organized and paid in advance or not,…
And when you have taken note of the destination or the destinations you are going to visit (and you have recovered from the envy of your journey) get to work.
Place your order
In Eurochange you can buy more than 30 currencies for the most popular destinations like the United States, Thailand, Norway, Canada, Mexico or Japan, but also for other more original destinations like Iceland, China, South Africa or Russia.
You will also have the best price with free shipping for orders over 1,000 Euros. So you can put together your whole group to make the gift together.
If the trip is combined between several countries, you can request the amount you want from several currencies in a single order. And if you have any doubts about which currency is used in each country, don’t hesitate to ask us. We will solve all your doubts.
Prepare the detail
If you are horrified by the idea of delivering an envelope with money to the bride and groom on their wedding day, on the Internet you will find a lot of ideas for giving money at a wedding.
If you are good at origins, write down this idea to fill a box of hearts made with banknotes from the Sweet Suite blog:
Or if you go for something more colourful, you can make these balloons with confetti and the notes inside The Dessy Group:
We hope to have given you new ideas to give away on such a special day. And… Cheers for the newlyweds!
