Don't worry to much if you are looking for something to give a young boy on your wedding day. Though he is young, he will surely remember what he received on the day of your wedding.
Here are some tips on what to give the ring bearer on your wedding.
Something Wearable
Depending on the child's size, you may want to pre-order a printed shirt as a gift. Look for shops that print pictures on shirts or any apparel and choose this as a gift. For kids who show signs of being golf lovers, giving them their own golf clubs he can use to play with his dad. There are customizable flip flops which the child can use during summer when he goes for a swim. Though young as your ring bearer may be, you can present him his first and very own cufflinks He would feel very important seeing that you have given him a very valuable possession at his young age.
Sentimental Give-aways
Prepare a gift that will make him remember you by each time he looks or use it. Find them a gift they will treasure and can give to their own sons in the future. There are different options once you have decided how much you are willing to spend for the ring bearer's gift. Children often keep small items with them too which they consider trophies or prizes whenever they go out so why not give him a box where he can keep his treasured items inside. If you want to introduce the value of being responsible, you may want to give him his own tool or play kit where he can place his toys after he's done playing.
Board Games
He's a toddler for sure and giving him toys with small parts is never a good idea! His own story books will also be a good gift instead of just giving toys. Board games that will encourage the young mind to think and be challenged are among the favorite of parents for their little one.
Choices are endless if you just search online. It's a clich, but it's the thought the really counts and no matter how much you spent for the gift, it's the thoughtfulness you have shown that matters more. The web has a wide variety of choices when it comes to gift giving.