sister's wedding

If you're going with the wine/champagne idea then there are personalised wine labels on sites like Amazon that you can order. They will put the couple's wedding details on them and they come in about 4 days, if you want to risk it.

Hello what about RHS membership or National Trust membership for the year ,they can then enjoy different outings with each other .

I usually buy wine or Champagne. I would appreciate that myself. Afternoon tea or theatre vouchers sounds good too.

We married late and had most of what we needed to set up home. One of my sisters-in-law (I have 3) gave us a voucher for a weekend away at an inn with everything paid. My aunt gave us each a season ticket to the opera.

Other presents were camping/hiking equipment as our friends and family knew we would appreciate it, so if you know what hobbies your sister and soon to be BIL like doing together something they need for that might be an idea too.

Having celebrated our Golden Wedding anniversary this weekend, and our daughter , son and families hosting a big party , we had restaurant vouchers , as well as John Lewis , and garden centre vouchers as presents . I think that theatre vouchers would be a great idea too .

An Uber Voucher would be my choice.

Thank you all, they do not garden and as I say money is no object so can book any of the above at any time. I think @jan5 thats a good idea so will go with that. Thank you for all your suggestions

I bought a fragrant rambling rose as a 'mature' wedding present.

How about a charity sponsorship of a child or animal their names? I’ve regularly done this, tailored to person’s interests. When people are older, they often don’t want or need any more material gifts, but appreciate the thought of helping out something they care about.

Book a table at their favourite restaurant.

Voucher for a meal at an up market hotel or restaurant. Garden voucher if they have a garden. I have a couple of trees now from garden gift vouchers. How about a food/wine hamper.

Just ask

I wonder if she has one of those olde-fashioned Bentwood coat and hatstands?

You can never have too many places to put your coat, hats, wellies and umbrellas!

I would ask your sister for a hint. Failing that, afternoon tea sounds good or a bottle of champagne.

The afternoon tea voucher idea is a good one. There are unusual ones, You can have an Alice Mad Hatter's Tea Party tea and otehr nice ones, maybe Fortnums?

When my SIL married for the second time they received a box of 11 bottles of wine and one of champagne. They were each individually labelled one for each month with the champagne labelled for the 1st anniversary.

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I usually give a luxury bath towel set and a bottle of champagne when I'm stuck for ideas

I gave friends in that position, as suggested above, a (handmade) voucher to a Michelin star restaurant. They would never have paid for that themselves. It was really really appreciated and gave them lots of 'boasting power' among friends!!

A voucher for afternoon tea somewhere really special is usually well received & my guide when gifting is usually " would I like it?" & I would so hopefully it's something that would suit your sister.

Would she appreciate an adventure, say a voucher for a flying lesson in a small plane?

if they have a garden you can get roses with appropriate wedding type names or a garden centre voucher so they can choose their own. that aside how about a red letter day voucher doesnt have to be experience days can be things like spa days afternoon teas or even yummy chocolates

What about the Buyagift website, you can get all sorts on there. I got my sister & bil a voucher for afternoon tea for their anniversary . They have other experienced or short breaks etc

For our 50th wedding anniversary, my sister gave us theatre tokens. In our case for the Royal Opera House as DH in particular loves opera.

Do they have a garden? Maybe a voucher for a garden centre. Or a joint subscription for National Trust or somewhere. Tickets for a big show at Christmas.