Saying Thanks
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| (1) For the metrosexual guy who traveled to the islands to stand
by you on your special day, Oliver
Peoples “Commander” aviator-style sunglasses ($325–$385,
depending on lens). (2) For your high-school garage-band
drummer who, twenty years later, still likes to jam, Bose iPod SoundDock ($299; bose.com). (3) For the fraternity brother who still needs a nip when
he’s nervous, a flask with funnel ($25 at Flight
001; 212-691-1001 or flight001.com). (4) For the guy who’s got a townhouse, a country house, and
too many kitschy key chains from other weddings, Tod’s two-ring key chain, which lets him consolidate all those keys stylishly
($125; tods.com). (5) For the guy who sometimes needs a little direction, a
pocket-watch-style personalized compass ($70; redenvelope.com). (6) For the guy who brags about his adventures, even if they’re
only in the urban jungle, Filson’s rugged twill duffel bag
($195–$299, depending on size; filson.com). (7) For the notoriously late groomsman, a dual-time-zone
watch strategically set ahead by twenty minutes ($128; eddiebauer.com). (8) For your own personal gadget guru, Restoration
Hardware’s battery-powered, multi-function laser level pocket
tool kit ($18.95; restorationhardware.com). | ||||
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From the Spring 2005 New York Wedding Guide
