10 Useful And Cool Wedding Gifts Under INR 5,000 That Aren't Pressure Cookers

If you want to gift something that passes as a souvenir and also as rich and luxe, go for a silver set. This silver-plated dinner set of six — three different-sized bowls, a plate, spoon and glass — is perfect for festivals, functions, and also for daily use.

Luxe scented candles are great as wedding gifts. Especially this hamsa boxed one, which is supposed to symbolise the hand of God. It's interpreted as a protective symbol in all faiths. We also love the almond and navy blue colour detailing on the tin box, it looks fancy without being tacky. 

Pro-Tip: Looking for more? Check out our curation of best scented candles here.

Well, if you're giving jewellery, We'd suggest giving something that you know the bride and groom will use. We've noticed that people are turning to more minimal jewellery, so this classic polki and pearl neck chain would be an apt choice, it's made of 92.5 sterling silver and plated in 22 karat gold. For the groom, go for this hand-painted China rose cufflinks made of brass, plated in 22 karat gold.

If the couple is moving in by themselves, here is a customisable souvenir gift that is useful. Carousel sells customisable MDF nameplates of 11x 8 x 0.2 inches. The names are printed in acrylic, and they have various design options too.

Kitchen appliances are so helpful to new couples while moving into their new homes, and this blender is an absolute lifesaver! Nutri-blenders are known for the convenience of use, especially now that people prefer to drink their fruits. This one comes with two blending jars (500 ml and 300 ml), one grinder and even a food processor attachment that can knead atta easily.

The Heng Balance Lamp is the classic lamp next door with a twist that makes it a lamp unlike any other. It has a hollow interior with two balls that function as lamp switches. The light element is incorporated within the frame, which results in soft mood lighting. It's also very pleasing to look at, the couple will be in awe.

Indus Valley has a range of pre-seasoned cookware that is made from cast iron. You can pick up kadais, tawas, skillets, grill pans and appam and paniyaram pans. And that's not all, there's a whole range of wooden tableware, such as spoons, chopping boards, bowls and plates for you to pick from as well. We picked this 5 l cast-iron dutch. It's naturally non-stick, 100 per cent natural and enriches food with iron—all good things.

Pro-Tip: Looking for more? Here are some other sustainable kitchen items. 

As newlyweds, your giftees will be hosting a number of relatives at their place for dinners, so why not gift them something nice for those hosting sessions? This beautiful table runner from India Circus by Krsnaa Mehta features a vintage print with beautiful greenery and peacocks sitting around arched heritage windows which would definitely amp up their dining room's decor. Also, since the colour is a dark burgundy, they won't have to worry about it getting dirty soon.