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    I'm trying to come up with a gift for my best man and groomsman. I only have the two so I can afford to spend a little bit of money on them. I was thinking a small 50 count humidor with a glass top would be nice. I was thinking I could have the glass etched with something, to add a bit of personalization. Both of them smoke cigars, but are not connoisseurs by any means (nor am I). I would add in some heartfelt beads and probably just some extra thompson house brand cigars I have in my humidor and one really decent cigar. Does this sound like a good idea? Having never been part of a wedding until now I'm not sure if I should do something else for their gift. I'd like to give the best man something slightly nicer then the groomsman, just because he's throwing me a party, the groomsman seems to be there just to block the one other exit from the church so I can't escape. An important job sure, but not as much stress/financial investment required. The bridesmaids are probably going to end up with some kind of jewelry which they will be expected to wear at the ceremony. I just expect the guys to have a smoke with me at the reception, but they'll be doing that regardless of what they get. My biggest problem is that I don't know where to find a good quality humidor at a decent price. My humidor came from Thompson. I now know they aren't the best place, so I'm looking for other options. I'm open to any suggestions please.

    Etching idea number one:
    Across the top it could read
    Thanks for blocking the exits.
    Then my signature below. With their initials in a much larger font centered below.
    Last edited by dauker; 05-05-2007 at 09:08 PM.

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    I bought mine from Tampa Humidor. I also stop by there occasionally to pick up cigars. They are top notch folks, and have a wide selection of humidors.

    Here is a link to their humidor inventory.

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    Having been a groomsman, and also had groomsman, the money output is totally up to you. Having a personalized gift is definitely a plus though. Congrats, and I hope you have a heck of a time.

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    I have one of my groomsman a humidor...from tampahumidor of course.

    Also Mike, the owner of TH has a laser engraver and a sandblaster so pretty much personalize it exactly how you want it.

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    If I was the bestman I would want the Cabinet 5000 with my initals in the corner





    But for real the Chandler II or Chelsea II look nice and they have the engarving option

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    A 10ct travel humidor with some cigars in it is also another way to go.

    Everyone who smokes cigars needs one.

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    A personalized travel or pocket cigar tote with cigars, cutter, and lighter, and a personalized flask, along with a small bottle of their favorite spirit and a filler funnel is a good gift. They can use it at the reception, or on the joyride in-between.
    "some people are like slinkies, they're not really good for anything but they can bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs." –Unknown


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    Instead of the humi you may want to get a really nice leather 2 or 3 finger case. Then put in some nice stogies. When I graduated from Law School it was customary for the President (me) to buy a gift for the Dean and present it at the graduation. I got him a 2 finger Davidoff case and a couple of his favorite cigars. Cost me about $120. He still uses it to this day.

    I would stay away from the Thompson stuff but that is just me. If you and your buddies like them then go for it.

    Congrats on the wedding.

    Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. - - Mark Twain

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