Guys may poke fun at our bottomless handbags, but most of them carry billfolds that bulk up their pockets. These supple leather Alice Park kidskin wallets, available in several rich hues, are a stylish solution. Have your fiance give them to his groomsmen; they’re so stealthily sleek that, come picture-posing time, even the most tailored tux or trousers will maintain a low profile.

Each of this groom's four closest friends received flasks engraved with an inside joke from elementary school.

Leila and Tony picked out neckwear in a mix of prints from Banana Republic and The Tie Bar and let each guy choose his favorite for their fall wedding in Wine Country. Here, they're all displayed on a vintage wooden tie rack.

Thank VIPs for making the trip to a destination wedding with a little token for helping you both take the plunge: monogrammed swim trunks. Find custom options online or send a pair to get initialed at The Embroidery House (212-382-3603). From top: J.Crew; American Apparel Resort; Joe Fresh.

A sweet "tie one on" message is the perfect way to package this classic wedding-day gift for groomsmen.

The groomsmen in this real wedding, along with the bride and groom's dads, wore customized Vans given to them by the happy couple. The groom slipped into Paul Smith socks and Dior shoes for the ceremony, but exchanged them for his own pair of Vans later in the evening.

Wedding party gifts at Jodi and Jon's frosty affair included flasks for the men and winter boots for the women.

Monogrammed suspenders are a great gift for groom to give to his best gents. Hand-embroider initials using a basic chain stitch, or send suspenders out to a seamstress or department store for professional lettering.

Cuff links may just be a guy's only shot at putting on "fun" jewelry, and they're a great gift for groomsmen to wear on your wedding day and beyond. Personalize each pair with the topographical chart of your choice that will remind him where you said "I do."

For a spring or summer wedding, outfit your groomsmen with a gift that looks like it's straight from the garden. Pair a floral bow tie with these DIY rose cuff links.

Let the guys grab a wee bit of the style spotlight with an artfully arranged pocket square in a bold print, like this Paul Smith polka-dot version.

Silk ties, rolled up, tagged with a personalized label, and secured with twine, were given to groomsmen as tokens of appreciation at this real wedding in Athens, Georgia.