Timing

• Your wedding day is most likely going to be a busy one. Plan a time that is appropriate for you to give your groomsmen your wedding favors. Consider giving your groomsmen their gifts at the bachelor party if you are having one. Another great opportunity is to present the gifts while you are all getting ready before the wedding. Don't wait until after the vows to give the gifts as you are more likely to forget about them altogether.
  
  

Tangible Gifts

• Pick out tangible gifts so that your groomsmen have something that they can use repeatedly. Consider personalizing the gift. Buy the groomsmen personalized pocket watches or flasks, as these are items that they can carry with them to a variety or events, including the wedding reception. Consider buying the groomsmen beer steins or mugs that have the basic wedding information, such as the bride's and groom's names and the wedding date. Include the term "Groomsman" in larger letters underneath the wedding information.
  
  

Intangible Gifts

• Take your groomsmen on an outing. Go out for lunch and golf. Plan a weekend groomsmen trip and take your crew camping or rafting. Activities are great favors for your groomsmen as they help to strengthen a bond between the group. Consider getting your groomsmen something little to commemorate the outing, such as personalized T-shirts.
  
  

The Best Man

• The best man is considered your most important groomsman, or the one that you have the closest bond with. Show him that he is in fact the best man for a reason by giving him a favor that the other groomsmen don't receive. Do this in private so that you don't hurt anyone else's feelings. Give your best man something more upscale, such as a silver money clip or cuff links.