What would be a good wedding gift for a teenage couple?

my cousin is getting married and she and her BF are only teenagers 18%26amp;20 and even though they are getting married they are gonna live with her parents. I have no idea what to give them as a wedding gift and they didn't register anywhere any ideas?What would be a good wedding gift for a teenage couple?
It's a bit impersonal, but perhaps money? Or vouchers for a homeware shop, that don't have a 'use-by' date, so that when they get their own house, they can use them :)What would be a good wedding gift for a teenage couple?
My husband was 22 and I was 20 when we got married. Of course, we appreciated the money that we received. I was working, but he was in college so we really needed it. But we also appreciated the gifts that we received. Someone gave us a lamp. And we received some nice towels. We were living in furnished apartments at first, so it was great to have some nice things.


By the way, we've been happily married for 39 years, so don't assume that your cousin will end up getting divorced.
CASH!





I am 20 and my fiance is 21. We are getting married in Sept and the ONLY reason we registered somewhere was for the bridal shower and those people who ABSOLUTELY INSIST on giving a gift and not cash. But other whise... we just say ';We are registered at Target but we prefer cash because we are trying to save for our first house';





We currently live with my mom... we lived in an apartment for a year and then decided to move home for a year to save for a house. So my guess is they didn't register anywhere because they want money. And honestly... JUST GIVE THEM THE MONEY. If that is what they want... that is what they want.
Well, my snarky side says a gift certificate to a good divorce lawyer. But, I'll leave my personal opinion to the side and say cash. If they're living with her parents, then they probably don't have a lot of money. A cash gift might help them save for a down payment on a house or at least a place to rent.
hey im getting married next year and im 18 and my boyfriens is 23 so i would no lol. Wat would you think about holiday vochers and tghen they could decide wer they want to be and there notr to young as long as they love each other for use people that commented.
maybe you can get them something like a microwave or a toaster, anything to get them started when they are ready to move to their own house
You can get them The Name Change Kit, this is the best gift a bride could get and its affordable! It will save the bride lots of time and headache..


http://www.thenamechangekit.com/
A college education


Life skills


An apartment of their own





Btw, 18 and 20 are legal adults, not teens.
Money. If they were getting their own place I'd say dishes or pots %26amp; pans.





If they're getting married because she's pregnant, then I'd suggest a carseat. ;p
I would have to agree with money. If they don't need any items for a house or things like that then just give them some cash and I'm sure they will be very grateful!
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A gift of money. That would probably be most helpful for them.
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Well, that is a good question.The answer is simple.


Ask them to dinner whenever you feel like for the week ends.


Get reservations for week end entertainments.


Whenever there is sales tell them.


Don't forget to invite them for garage sales well before time.


Sorry, Your wedding gift has to be spread over at least for a few years!


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