Collection: Wedding Gifts
Christian wedding gifts for a Christian couple who will move at least twice before they settle.
Art is the off-registry gift nobody minds receiving, because it reads as chosen rather than clicked, and it travels better than most of what gets given at a wedding.
Start with Psalm 23, The Shepherd's Psalm, a pasture scene that reads as provision over a household rather than as a verse aimed at two people.
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Jesus Leaves the 99
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The Last Supper
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The Lord Is My Shepherd
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Jesus Walks On Water
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The Lord Is My Shepherd — Vertical
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The Good Shepherd
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The Last Supper — Brown Tones
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Psalm 23 — The Shepherd's Psalm
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Walk By Faith
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Footprints In The Sand — Walk By Faith
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Psalm 118 — The Lord Is On My Side
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Cross On The Hill
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Buying for two people when you know one
Almost always the case, and it is the trap. Buying to the taste of the one you grew up with produces a piece the other one tolerates for a decade.
A restrained palette is the honest way through, since it leaves the feel of the room to the two of them. Psalm 23, The Shepherd's Psalm and The Last Supper both sit in that register.
The readings, and what art does instead
1 Corinthians 13 is the most chosen wedding reading by a wide margin. Ecclesiastes 4:12, a cord of three strands is not quickly broken, is the other one couples ask for, alongside Colossians 3:14.
None of those are printed on the pieces here, which is the point. A scene works as a blessing over the household the couple is starting rather than as a quotation from the ceremony they just sat through.
Mid-size travels between apartments
Plenty of couples marry out of a rental and into somewhere unknown, and a 60x40 canvas becomes a burden at every move. A 24x32 or 30x20 fits the first place and still works in the second. The Lord Is My Shepherd, Vertical suits a narrow first-apartment wall.
Questions people ask
How much should you spend on a wedding gift?
Guests spend about $150 on average. The usual ranges run $100 to $150 for a coworker or acquaintance, $100 to $200 for a friend, and $150 to $250 for a close friend or relative. Closeness matters more than the number, and a modest gift from a close friend reads better than an expensive one from an acquaintance.
What Bible verse is good for a wedding gift?
1 Corinthians 13 is the most chosen wedding reading, followed by Ecclesiastes 4:12 on a cord of three strands and Colossians 3:14 on love binding everything together. Genesis 2:24, Ruth 1:16 and Song of Solomon 8:6-7 appear often too, and any of the six suits a card written to go with a gift.
Is art a good wedding gift?
Wall art is one of the few wedding gifts still in the house a decade later, and it cannot appear on a registry, so it reads as chosen, not selected from a list. Keep the palette restrained when the couple has not settled anywhere yet, and keep the size moderate enough to move.
What do you give a Christian couple for their wedding?
Something for the home they are about to build instead of for the day itself. Scenes of provision and household suit a marriage better than verses about romance, which age quickly on a wall. Two people merging two sets of belongings need fewer objects and more of what goes on the walls they will end up with.
What Bible verse is read at weddings?
1 Corinthians 13 on love is the most read by a wide margin, followed by Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 on a cord of three strands and Ruth 1:16 on going where you go. Colossians 3:14 and Song of Songs appear often in Catholic and Orthodox ceremonies. What gets read aloud and what works on a wall are rarely the same passage.
Should a wedding gift be off the registry?
A registry solves the couple's problem of getting matching plates and creates yours of giving something forgettable. Going off it works when the gift is a category the registry cannot cover, and art is the clearest of those, because nobody registers for the thing that will hang over their sofa for a decade.
Next: Anniversary Gifts, Housewarming Gifts for the new place and Christian Gifts for lead times.