The Best Wedding Gifts for Their Ever After

Texture is everywhere in the interiors landscape, from the grained wood finish of an antique dresser to the hand-cut fringing of the Seren throw. This cashmere creation hails from Oyuna, a London-based label whose eponymous founder uses her Mongolian heritage to spotlight the country’s cultural lore and exceptional craftsmanship.

The Giorno e Notte candle by Fornasetti feels particularly apt for newlyweds. Its hand-decorated vessel features the moon and sun, symbolising the contrast of light and dark, masculine and feminine. It burns to release a warm, enveloping fragrance with notes of thyme, lavender, patchouli and tonka bean.

Whether they’re chopping garlic or artfully arranging charcuterie, they’ll love this Harrods chopping board. Hand-made in Italy from walnut wood, it’s hard and durable enough for daily slicing and dicing, while its natural markings make it a beautiful serving piece. Finished with olive oil – and if they keep it oiled – they’ll have it for life.

The Frescobaldi family’s vineyards and olive groves lie in the rolling hills of Tuscany, and after more than 40 years of cultivation, the output is truly exceptional. Only the best olives from each batch are milled to create this award-winning olive oil. Smooth and rich with just a hint of pleasant spiciness, this oil is the perfect finishing touch to salads and freshly baked sourdough.

In short: a high-quality hybrid instant camera with a digital sensor and built-in printer. With 10 film styles and 10 lens effects to mix and match, it offers 100 creative combinations – perfect for filling an album or the fridge door with snapshots from their adventures. Available in-store only in the Technology department on the Fifth Floor.

The Seychelles? Sri Lanka? Tokyo? Wherever they’re jetting off to for their honeymoon, they’re sure to capture some incredible photos, which they can pour over when they’re home rather than scrolling through their phones.

This mouth-blown carafe from Parisian crystal master Baccarat is a classic, timeless choice that could very well become a family heirloom. Carved with geometric motifs, it captures and refracts light beautifully, whether filled with water, juice or iced tea.

Picture this: summer has arrived and your famous apple and walnut salad, drizzled with only the finest olive oil (see above), is waiting to be plated for your guests. This serving set from Soho Home offers both aesthetic flair and practicality in one nature-inspired design. The classic but imaginative look is inspired by 76 Dean Street, home to one of Soho House’s London branches, while the scalloped, shell-like tips are reminiscent of antiques found in the city’s bustling Portobello Road markets.

Mark the occasion with a personalised bottle of Dom Pérignon, engraved with the couple’s initials or wedding date. Whether they open it on their honeymoon, first anniversary or 10 years from now, it’s a Champagne that will only develop deeper, more complex flavours with age – just like their marriage. Bonus points if you find a vintage that matches the year they met. To arrange engraving, visit the Fine Wines & Spirits department in-store.

Champagne afternoon tea in an Art Deco ballroom. Dry-aged steaks on a rooftop terrace. A tasting menu designed by a Michelin-starred sushi chef. When it comes to gifting restaurant experiences, Harrods is your oyster.