Groomsmen gifts have a low bar and most people limp under it. A hip flask nobody uses. Socks. The trick is to give something that gets picked up again after the wedding, which usually means something you drink out of or something you wear. Both are here, and none of it is engraved with the date in a font nobody chose.
Things to drink from, things to wear
Aleholm is the tankard, a twenty fluid ounce Viking mug with an etched Mjolnir, riveted bands and a leather belt hanger. Draughtraven is the older idea, a natural ox horn with a polished steel rim and tip band and an engraved raven strap. On the wearable side, Runeclasp is a polished steel rune ring with a raised Elder Futhark band and an applied Mjolnir motif. Knotvow is the quieter version, a Celtic knotwork band with the Elder Futhark cut on the inside where only the wearer sees it. Thricebound is the pendant, a Valknut disc with a rune band on a black leather cord. Braidhorn is the odd one and the one that gets used daily, a natural horn beard comb with a Vegvisir stave in a wooden box.
They sit in wedding and groomsmen gifts, with the drinking pieces in drinking horns. For more ideas, read groomsmen gifts, axes and blades.
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