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Wedding Return Gifts
What the family gives guests in thanks: small, dignified, devotional pieces, affordable in the hundred a wedding needs. Ganesha, charan padukas, diyas.
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Choosing & placing your murti
Choosing the size
Pick a height that suits your altar — a 4–6 inch murti sits beautifully on most home mandirs, while taller pieces anchor a dedicated pooja room.
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Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from water and harsh polish — the finish keeps its lustre for years with a light touch.
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A short guide
Wedding return gifts
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A return gift is what the couple's family gives to guests in thanks, and the requirement is different from a gift to the couple: it needs to be dignified, recognisably devotional, and affordable in the quantity a wedding demands, often a hundred pieces or more. Small brass and silver-plated pieces are the convention precisely because they meet all three.
The usual choices are compact and broadly acceptable: a small Ganesha or Lakshmi Ganesh piece, a charan paduka, a small diya, or a pocket temple, all of which suit any guest without needing to know their household.
Because return gifts are bought in numbers, price consistency and stock matter most. Send the quantity and your budget on the bulk order enquiry page or see bulk gift items, and order early so the full quantity ships together.
Before you order
- Small, dignified and affordable in quantity is the brief. Compact brass and plated pieces fit it.
- Ganesha, Lakshmi Ganesh, a charan paduka or a diya suit any guest.
- Order the full quantity together and early. Bulk pricing is quoted separately.
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The small things you wondered about
What the couple's family gives to guests in thanks. It needs to be dignified, recognisably devotional and affordable in the quantity a wedding demands, often a hundred pieces or more, which is why small brass and silver-plated pieces are the convention.
Compact, broadly acceptable pieces: a small Ganesha or Lakshmi Ganesh, a charan paduka, a small diya, or a pocket temple. All suit any guest without needing to know their household.
Yes, and most people do, since they are bought in numbers. Send the quantity and budget on the bulk order enquiry page and we will quote. Ordering early means the full quantity ships together at a consistent price.
A wedding gift is given to the couple and can be a larger, more personal piece. A return gift is given by the family to guests in thanks, so it is smaller and bought in quantity. The two have separate collections.
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