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GIFT LISTS Flower Power 17588 views
If you are looking for a gift list with a touch of luxury, check out celebrity florist Kenneth Turner's online wedding list service. As well as beautiful flowers, Kenneth Turner has scented candles, home fragrances and traditional gifts in pewter and crystal.
Back in the sixties, Kenneth Turner first made his name in flower design by creating arrangements made with flowers, fruit, vegetables and any other organic matter. Roses and red apples soon became 'the thing' and Kenneth Turner now has a cool celebrity following for floral arrangements at events - including weddings of course! Kenneth Turner has also built a small emporium with the new wedding list service as the latest addition. 
If you place a wish list at Kenneth Turner, you'll be getting beautiful scented candles such as the white flowers fragranced candle called Love (£20) or coloured glass tealight holders (£9.50). 
And while you are checking out your gift options, you would be forgiven for impulse ordering flowers for mum - how about the Drama Queen Bouquet (£60)?
To set up a list, insert your details and gift choices, add you designated code to your WeddingPath site and let guests know! Kenneth Turner manages your list, letting you know what gifts to expect and make delivery arrangements. To find out more about gifts and flowers at Kenneth Turner, go to www.kennethturner.com.For more gift list ideas read 'What I Really Want' Gift Lists and No Toasters Please, We're British! And if you are interested in going green with your wedding wish list in Nice Day for a Green Wedding. Or perhaps you want to know about putting travel vouchers on your list for the honeymoon? Then read Fly Away!
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GIFTS Fairly Given 19777 views
We love gift list ideas which offer something for everyone, whether it is a donation to a charity or a contribution to a developing country. This week we look at a gift list company with 'fair trade' principles.
At new wedding gift list company Fairgift®, everything is fairly traded and traceable back to the original producer and their community.
“The idea is simple really” says Fairgift founder Brian Walmsley who set up Fairgift on returning to the UK after living in Tanzania and being unable to find anything similar when setting up his own wedding gift list with his fiancé Jo. “There are now hundreds of outstanding fairly traded products available in the world, across dozens of different categories. By bringing them all together for the first time people have access to a fantastic range of gifts from which to choose. It’s perfect for either a last minute gift or for setting up an exciting and original wedding list.”
Fairgift products are predominantly handmade and manufactured in small quantities by skilled craft makers across Latin America, Asia and Africa. Perfect for a wedding gift list, the range covers bespoke ethical products for the home and garden including large items of furniture such as stylish tables as well as gorgeous bed linen, stunning wedding albums and beautiful household accessories. 
Through every product purchased, Fairgift is able to advance the fight against poverty by ensuring sustainable income and good working conditions. Setting up a gift list with Fairgift is simply a matter of logging onto the website fairgift.co.uk, completing a few personal details and clicking onto your selected items. Photos of all Fairgift's products can be seen on the website or viewed in person at the company’s showroom in Henley on Thames (0870 803 3226).click for more gift list ideas...
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GIFTS With Love 16134 views
Guests love giving - especially if it is a gift with a little message to cherish forever. We take a look at a Victorian pottery in Stoke-on-Trent where we found some fab gift ideas.
Based in Stoke-on-Trent, Emma Bridgwater pottery is all made by hand in her Staffordshire factory, using earthenware, a variant on Wedgwood's 18th century recipe for creamware. 
Finished with hand-sponged patterns or hand-applied litho designs, you can have your Emma Bridgewater cup, teapot or other cute vessel personalised with a message. Best of all you can direct your keenest guests to emmabridgewater.co.uk where they simply need to choose a pattern, such as polka dots or hearts, and then pick a shape, whether it's a bowl, mug or plate. Adding £1 per letter to the price of the gift, tap your message into the box and check out! Allow a few weeks for delivery - personalisation is a bit of a long process - and wait to see the happy grin!
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GIFTS Give a Little 14902 views
'Must have’ gifts for your wedding list can be life changing for others if you go for a World Vision list and opt for fruit trees, goats, loos or lamas.
Each World Vision gift is a real ‘must have’ for people living in communities in almost 100 developing countries where the international relief, advocacy and development agency, World Vision, works. Giving just one goat to a family in Kenya, means they can drink and trade its milk and the goat’s kids will be given to other families, helping the whole community. A mosquito net will provide vital protection from malaria for children and 
families in long term emergencies, and improved breeds of Llama will be used to provide quality wool in the Bolivian Andes which they can sell for a higher price. These ‘must haves’ are real gifts, for real people hoping for real and lasting change.
To set up a gift list, go to musthavegifts.org and start shopping!
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GIFTS All Change 2568 views
Our forums are often buzzing with chat about wedding lists and whether it is okay to ask for money or other non-domestic gifts. This week we hear the views of a gift list company...
Online gift retailers, Prezzybox.com have done a bit of homework and find practical wedding gifts such as home accessories really aren’t as popular as they once were - partly due to the fact that over 70% of couples now live together before they get married.
The survey of over 1,000 people found that almost 50% would prefer money as a wedding gift and, in cases where wedding present are bought, keepsakes are favoured over toasters and other practical gifts. Furthermore, 68% of people questioned claim to have given money rather than a present at a wedding.
When asked “What would you prefer to be given as a gift for your wedding?” only 13% said they would prefer a gift for their home or garden. Almost half of the people surveyed said they would favour money or gift cards whilst 4% claimed presents weren’t important.
84% of people said that if they were given money as a gift at their own wedding they would use it to help pay off the costs of the day and honeymoon while 5% claimed they would save it. Also, rather interestingly, 3 in 5 wedding gifts bought are for the bride, not a joint present for the couple. The men seem to get left by the wayside on the big day!Click here to read alternative gift list ideas
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