Flowers and money are the most common wedding gifts in all parts of the world, from Europe to Oceania. However, the inhabitants of a number of states are not limited only to them, saving up something more interesting for the celebration. Moreover, the bride and groom also participate in the exchange of presents – and what! The “subtleties” were curious about what they could get as a wedding gift in different countries of the world, and were speechless – somewhere from bewilderment, and somewhere from delight. An obligatory wedding gift in this country is a hard-boiled egg. It should be presented to the newlyweds by each guest as a sign that he wishes prosperity to the bride and groom. Complement this unusual present with other gifts. Papuan grooms must give a good ransom for their wife (and there may be several of them): up to 30 pigs, tails of birds of paradise, shells and other “jewelry”, as well as household utensils. The parents of the bride and groom also try to give the newlyweds something for the household. 
1. Malaysia
2 . Papua New Guinea
3. Russia
Perhaps, in terms of the creativity of wedding gifts, Russians can outdo residents of many countries of the world. In addition to money, newlyweds can receive as a gift for a wedding, for example, an apartment, several different sets or identical multicookers at once (because we don’t use vish lists), a pound of salt, an empty envelope, and in some cases even a fight “turnkey”. jpg” media=”(max-width: 549px)”> The girls of Tanzania are picky about suitors, so the betrothed must prove by deed that he is the first guy in the village. As evidence, a wedding gift from the groom in the form of a lion skin is accepted. Fortunately, it is no longer necessary to extract the beast on our own. I bought a skin in a store – and handsome. French gourmets at weddings give the newlyweds boxes of sweets (“bonbonnieres”). You might think that this is a so-so gift, nothing outstanding. Only here in France they make special sweets for weddings – very expensive, handmade. /sized/f550x700/9t/hn/9thn6f0iwhcs4g8o0cg440g0w.jpg” media=”(max-width: 549px)”> Practical residents of Switzerland often present a place in a cemetery for a wedding (there is such a bureaucracy in the country with this that the gift is considered extremely appropriate and is accepted with joy). For example, the bride's relatives can give the groom a cozy place in the family crypt as a sign that they recognize him as part of the family. True, in the event of a divorce, this gift will have to be abandoned. One could expect something like that from the Japanese. But they prefer all other wedding gifts – banal money. True, there is a nuance: banknotes in Japan are certainly folded in the form of an elegant sail fan, so that the money wind regularly blows into the sails of the newly-made family. 
4 . Tanzania
5. France
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7. Japan