Wedding Cufflinks

Cufflinks are the one piece of wedding-day jewellery a man will still wear at the next black-tie thing he is dragged to. That makes them an unusually safe gift: no sizing to guess at, nothing to store, and a finish that can be matched to the suit rather than to the person.

The range is built on titanium, tungsten and steel. Titanium is the light one — you stop noticing it on the cuff within an hour — and it takes the knife-edge, cable and stud shapes cleanly. Tungsten is the heavy, hard-wearing one, faceted so it catches light from across a room. The polished gold, silver and gunmetal pairs are the traditional choice for a formal suit, while carbon fibre, brushed black and black stripe suit a darker, more modern fit-out.

For a wedding party, the usual approach is one pair per groomsman in a single finish, with something a step up for the best man and the groom. Because each pair comes boxed, there is nothing to wrap and nothing to assemble on the morning. If you want a second piece to go with them, the flasks in Hip Flasks pair naturally, and both ranges sit together in Groomsmen Gifts.

One practical note before you order: cufflinks need a shirt with a French (double) cuff or a convertible cuff — a cuff with a buttonhole on both sides rather than a sewn-on button. It is worth checking the shirts the party is actually wearing before you buy nine pairs of Wedding Cufflinks.

Everything ships Australia-wide from Groom & Co. In-stock orders are usually dispatched within 1–2 business days (Monday to Friday) from Brisbane, with a flat $8.99 Parcel Post rate and free Express Post on orders over $60.