Brass Wedding Gifts: Urlis, Thali Sets, Glass Sets and Idols
Wedding season November to February · shaadi gift · couple gift · brass gift set
From£11
Sizes1–18 inch
Dispatch2 days
About this collection
The wedding season opens with Dev Uthani Ekadashi on 19 November and runs to February. The gifts that get used after the wedding are the ones for the new kitchen and the new mandir: a brass urli for the entrance table, a pooja thali set, a glass or jug set, a Laxmi Ganesh pair for the first Diwali in the new home. This page has them from ₹500 to the large pieces families give at a beta or beti ki shaadi.
Every piece ships in a rigid gift box. Names and the wedding date can be engraved on the base for most pieces.
Good to know
What is a good brass gift for a wedding?
For the couple, an urli, a thali set or a Laxmi Ganesh pair. For the family, a glass and jug set or a large kalash. Pick by their home size: a 10 inch urli for an apartment, 14 inch and up for a house.
Can you engrave the couple's names?
Yes, on the base or rim of most pieces, for ₹150 to ₹300 depending on size.
Do you ship to the wedding venue?
Yes, to any address in India. Add the date in order notes and we time dispatch so it arrives two days before.
Is brass a good gift for a south Indian wedding?
Yes, brass and kansa are the traditional wedding metals in the south. Urlis, lamps and kalash are the common choices.
Do you offer bulk pricing for return gifts?
Yes, from 10 pieces. See the return gifts and corporate pages.