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Give your guy a fabulous watch or a beautiful set of cufflinks he can wear for many years to come.

	BASIC BLACK Stainless steel watch with black dial and leather strap, $100, by Montrichard.
	WELL-ROUNDED Cufflinks made of partially recycled sterling silver, $145, by Lori Bonn.
	IT TAKES TWO Watch with two-tone stainless steel band, $500, by Croton.
	TIE THE KNOTS Cufflinks made of platinum and sterling silver, $150, by Shano Designs.
	ECLIPSE OF THE HEART Stainless steel watch with black-and-white dial, $110, by Swatch.
	FAIR AND SQUARE Sterling silver square cufflinks with dot motif, $73, by Baroni Designs.
	MY BLUE HEAVEN Watch with blue multi-function dial and brown leather strap, $65, by Timex.

Gift Time

In ancient Rome, a groom would give his bride-to-be a ring, while she would present him with a toga. Today, jewelry, watches and cufflinks have replaced togas, but couples still exchange gifts. According to a recent Bridal Guide survey, 89% of couples plan to partake in the tradition. Here are a few tips to help you do it right.

Discuss your budget. Make sure you’re on the same page with your groom about how pricey the gifts will be—and stick to the agreement.

Personalize his gift. Have his monogram engraved on jewelry, make your own gift wrap or write a love letter to accompany it.

Choose a special moment. A few options: At the rehearsal dinner; on the wedding day before the ceremony, with the best man and maid of honor delivering the goods; or in private on your first morning as husband and wife. ~Natalie Gontcharova

Photography: Alexandra Grablewski