You know how much we adore making heartfelt, handmade crochet gifts, and today, we’re diving into one of my all-time favorite gift-giving occasions: weddings!
Everything about wedding crochet excites me, especially creating something unique to be cherished forever.
I picked out ten crochet wedding gift patterns just for you.
From cozy afghans the newlyweds can snuggle under to adorable kitchenware they can use to whip up their first meal as a married couple, there’s something here for every level of crocheter.
Let’s turn our passion for yarn into gifts that make those special moments even more memorable!
10 Unique and Heartwarming Crochet Wedding Gift Patterns to Make Your Loved Ones Feel Extra Special
We’ve officially hit June, which means wedding season in most places!
My parents’ 27th anniversary is this month, and it got me thinking, what better wedding gift than something personal, thoughtful, and handmade?
I’ve rounded up ten wedding gifts that will look wonderful in the bride and groom’s new home.
Crochet Wedding Gifts
Mr. & Mrs. Pillow Set pattern by Emily Anne
These Mr. and Mrs. pillows are an adorable and thoughtful gift for newlyweds. They have brown and white tapestries of “Mr.” and “Mrs.” on the front, and a white back made of Wool-Ease yarn.
Gourmet Kitchen Dish Cloths pattern by Martha McKeon
Dish cloths are an easy and practical gift for anyone, especially newlyweds. Lily Sugar’n Cream is a sturdy yarn that’s soft and absorbent, perfect for kitchen tools.
Lily Sugar'n Cream Dishcloth and Pot Holder
Speaking of Lily Sugar’n Cream, this kitchen set is also made from it as well. This set includes another dishcloth and potholder. Combine the gourmet dish cloths and this set for a handmade kitchen themed wedding gift.
Coaster Pattern 3-pack pattern by Henna Huczkowski
This coaster pattern set actually includes three different coaster patterns. It includes round scalloped edged coasters, square flower coasters, and rounded square coasters. You can choose one set to make for the happy couple, or make one of each for a varied set.
Crochet Mini Wedding Bears
These amigurumi wedding bears are a cute touch for your gift to the bride and groom. They’re worked in sections (top hat, flowers, bear body, etc.) and joined together. You can personalize it with the bride and groom’s favorite colors or go with the original pattern.
Loving Bride and Groom Wedding Dolls pattern by Sweet Softies
These bride and groom amigurumis are the perfect gift for the newlyweds. You can easily personalize them to look like the happy couple for a thoughtful wedding present.
Newlywed Banner | Crochet.com
This Mr. and Mrs. banner would go perfectly with the Mr. and Mrs. pillows. They can hang it up in their room for a nice homemade touch.
Patons Irish Lace
Every home needs a handmade blanket, and this minimalistic Irish lace blanket is perfect. I’s beautiful and matches most aesthetics, so it’ll fit perfectly in the couple’s home.
Puff Stitch Picture Frame Crochet Pattern
Give the happy couple a place to put a wedding photo by making this lace picture frame. It would look great on a mantle or in an entryway.
The Wedding Throw - Free Crochet Along
Finally, we have this beautiful white wedding throw. It’s a bit thick, making it great for cold movie nights indoors.It features three close-knit panels on the left, middle, and right, with some looser crochet in between.
Well, there we have it, our grand tour of 10 absolutely heart-melting crochet wedding gift patterns!
It’s always such a thrill to put a piece of our own hearts into the gifts we give, especially when it comes to those once-in-a-lifetime moments like weddings.
Remember, the magic in these gifts lies not only in each stitch we make but also in the warm thoughts and well wishes we weave in along the way.
We hope you found a favorite pattern from our roundup that the happy couple will treasure forever.
Hannah is the eldest of the Bonner family’s three kiddos. She graduated from the University of North Texas with her Bachelors in Elementary Education. She enjoys reading, yoga, movies & TV, and (obviously) crocheting. She is excited about furthering her writing career & spending her days surrounded by yarn. All the yarn.