Tips for wedding gifts for gourmets

For lovers of wine and other delicious drinks

Are the newlyweds lovers of red, white or bubbly? Or do you just want to contribute to their household with high-quality and beautiful glasses from a design line that they can expand step by step?

The Essence collection of designer glasses from the Finnish brand Iittala was designed by Alfredo Häberli in 2001. They hold very well, drink even better and make fine wines taste even better. The glasses are sold in gift boxes - as sets of 2 or 4.

1. Set of 2 whisky glasses, Normann Copenhagen.
2. Red wine glasses from the Essence collection can be purchased in sets of 2 or 4.
3. Glasses for sparkling wine from the Essence collection by the Finnish brand Iittala.
4. One of the Christmas bestsellers might also come in handy as a wedding gift: cognac glasses.
5. The carafe with cooling insert from Menu serves for white wine and water.
6. Even beer can be enjoyed in style from stemmed glasses - again, the same morphology of the Essence collection.
7. Thanks to the special Winebreather carafe cap from Menu, you can decant a bottle of wine in 2 minutes.

For coffee connoisseurs

In the young generation that is gradually maturing at the altar, we now have a whole host of coffee connoisseurs. For them, too, we really do have something to choose from. Beautiful gift packaging is always a must.

1. Nothing smells like freshly ground coffee. The Collar grinder from Stelton has a clever lid so that messy beans don't spill out when grinding.
2. The Theo dripper is the perfect gift for slow drip coffee enthusiasts. After dripping, it closes with a handy bamboo lid and the coffee stays hot longer.
3. An exclusive gift set of a mocha pot and 4 cups in stainless steel with a special black lacquer finish from British brand Tom Dixon.
4. Another one of the coffee pots for making coffee on the stove the Italian way - the Collar mocha pot with a practical wooden handle for comfortable pouring.
5. Theo French press coffee maker from the Danish brand Stelton.
6. Real connoisseurs don't sugar up, but your visitor won't despise the sugar from the Collardesigner sugar bowlfrom Stelton.
7. The Theo cups match beautifully with other pieces from Stelton's Collar and Theo series.
8. The Theo milk jug not only allows you to serve milk, but also to heat it directly on the stove. The silicone strip ensures that you don't burn yourself while heating.
9. The legendary EM77 French press in Erik Magnussen's 1977 design holds 8 cups of coffee.
10. The Cafetiere set includes a French press-style ground coffee pot, coffee pot, measuring spoon and four espresso cups. And absolutely luxurious gift wrapping.

Practical yet beautiful

Do you want to bring something practical and pretty to the newlyweds' home? We've picked out a few gift tips that are a safe bet, so to speak.

1. Thermo jug from the EM77 design series - as the name suggests its design dates back to 1977 and the 2 different lids allow for both practical transport of hot drinks and convenient serving.
2. Water carafe with stylish cork lid from the Danish brand Muuto. The carafe can be accompanied by glasses in the same design.
3. The Emma design series features a wooden handle - the latest addition is a metal water jug.
4. The kettle - again from the Emma series - is one of our bestsellers. You can choose from 5 colours.
5. The practical yet stylish paper towel holder is from HAY.
6. The legendary Bottle salt and pepper mills from Menu should not be missing in any home whose owners have a relationship with Scandinavian design.
7. A nice touch is the bottle opener, which is also a bell and can introduce a wedding toast.
8. The thermal tea pot from the Emma collection has a built-in strainer, you can stop the steeping at any time with a twist of the cap without opening the pot and letting precious heat escape.
9. A wedding gift that you can't go wrong with is a quality and contemporary beautiful designer cutting board - like the Asymmetric from Ferm Living.
10. The stylish bread board from Rig Tig has a bamboo lid, which makes it convenient to slice or serve bread on the underside too.
11. The Krenit Bowl is a true Danish design icon, designed by Herbert Krenchel in 1953 and found in several museums around the world.

 

Cover photo by Rawpixel, Unsplash, coffee photo by Nathan Dumlao, Unsplash