Does the best man get the groom a gift at a destination wedding?

With a destination wedding, I think it's hard to expect someone in the wedding party to bring a gift, as you have spent so much at that point already.

However, I wouldn't want to go to a wedding empty handed either. Is it possible to go in together with the groomsmen and maybe the bridesmaids and get the couple a gift together?

I was MOH at a destination wedding, and I felt I needed to give a gift (although I waited until a month or two after the wedding to purchase a gift). I was stone cold broke the month the ceremony was in due to all the associated expenses. I took a wedding photo off facebook and got it framed. It cost about $25 so it wasn't so bad.

Honestly, I think destination weddings are extremely selfish. Who wants to drain their bank account and eat ramen noodles for someone even if that person was your BFF since 1st grade or your sister? Likewise, they are almost impossible to decline if you are close enough to be in the wedding party. I totally feel your pain.

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Unless they specifically tell you that they don't want you to then I would say you should still get them something small. It doesn't have to be extravagant, but a small token would be nice. Our Best Mans wife was our photographer and they gave us one of these http://www.momcentral.com/sites/default/files/u42/...

with one of our wedding pictures on it. She told us she had a gift but was going to take a couple weeks to get. It honestly was my favorite gift and it was only $30. If they had engagement photos done maybe you can copy one (Facebook?) and get them something made. Things Remembered (in most malls) have inexpensive but pretty picture frames you could have engraved for them.

Just a wedding gift for the happy couple.

Send the gift to the brides home or the home that the couple shares.

Don't bring it to the destination site .

You give a gift just as you would with any other wedding.