Best Places In DFW To Shop For Wedding Gifts

The wedding season has arrived, and with it comes the daunting task of finding the perfect gift. You can always go with the happy couple's wedding registry, or you can select something from one of these DFW places that are guaranteed to leave a wow-worthy impression.

Whether the newlyweds are gourmet cooks or not, you can't go wrong with giving them something for the kitchen, especially something that's unique. That's why you'll want to check out Design & Grace's extensive collection of hard-to-find European kitchen products that range from Jura-Capresso coffee machines and Bosch small appliances to Menu wine accessories and Schott Zwiesel titanium crystal. The shop carries teapots, acme writing tools and an amazing array of Alessi products as well— so even the most budget-savvy shoppers are sure to find the perfect gift.

If you're looking for a gift that's sure to impress, Madison, as in Madison Avenue, is where you want to go. As you might expect, this ultra chic boutique offers plenty of posh goodies ranging from William Yeoward crystal to Herend fine china. But despite the luxury labels, you can still snap up some bargains. Everything from silver-plated frames and sets of agate coasters to quartz votives and monogrammed hand towels can be had for under $100.

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Gifts of wine or craft beer are always a good bet, however, you could go one step further and give a gift that will keep the love brewing. The Winemaker's Toy Store carries everything anyone would need to make their own buzz-worthy brews or personalized wines at home. You can get the happy couple into this tasty hobby easily by giving them a wine or beer starter package that sells for under $100.

If you want to get the newlyweds something traditional, this shop is the ideal place to scoop up a lovely treasure. Need something that can be engraved or monogrammed? Not a problem. Want to buy a Christofle serving piece or some Baccarat wine glasses to go with the couple's collection? It's here. There's also a selection of gift items ranging from tabletop linens and china to crystal and silver that's sure to please anyone's style.

If the bride and groom are foodies, why not give them a gift certificate to one of Paula Lambert's cheese making classes? If you want to be extravagant, you can enroll the newlyweds in one of Paula's classes she holds in Tuscany. But, there's no need to send them that far when they can attend one of the monthly classes, for $75 each, in Deep Ellum. And the best part is that not only will the couple learn how to make fresh mozzarella and ricotta cheese at home, but they'll also enjoy a wine and cheese tasting at the conclusion of the class.

If you're wondering what to give the couple who already has everything, you might consider presenting them with a gift certificate for a couples massage at this unique 24-hour Korean spa. The lucky pair can indulge in either a Swedish or acupressure massage for $80 and up. But that's not all, with a $17 general admission to the spa, the couple can enjoy access to everything from the water park and whirlpools to ice plunges and an assortment of sauna rooms.

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