Fun and luxe wedding gifts

white china mug and bowl with iconic figures in the design

Attending a wedding this summer? Looking for the ultimate addition to your wedding day gift list? Look no further, Who Icons, seamlessly combines refined luxury with a touch of casual elegance, creating the ultimate personalised wedding gift.

Who Icons understands that love stories are unique, and so should be the gifts that commemorate them. Its exquisite collection of handcrafted treasures is meticulously designed to captivate the hearts of discerning couples. From The Royals to the Beckhams, Anna Wintour to Karl Largerfield, the debut collection featuring the world’s most influential fashion icons - and here at County Wedding Magazines HQ we're finding it hard to pick our favourite, we'll just have to collect them all.

The prices vary from £59 for a mug to £140 for a teacup and saucer, available on www.whoicons.com

white mug in saucer with gold rim victoria beckham print on it

white mug in saucer both with gold rim karl lager field print on it

white plate with gold edge with anna wintour in the centre

white pasta bowl with gold edge with two men in the centre

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