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If you proposed to your leading lady during the Coronavirus pandemic, then you definitely understand the ebbs and flows of planning a wedding during such an unpredictable time.

Whether that be changing your date, finding new vendors or keeping your spirits high in the face of uncertainty, your wedding party, bridesmaids and groomsmen alike have been by your side through it all.

And while it’s traditionally the bridal party’s burden to carry the stress of wedding planning, groomsmen, too, deserve thanks for their part in planning a bachelor party, after party or learning a dance routine to back-up the groom during their very own epic viral moment.

Ahead, find more than a dozen gift ideas at variety of price points, that groomsmen will actually use and love. From customized cufflinks, insulated mugs, shaving kits and even a Nintendo entertainment system, there’s bound to be something for everyone.

This urban map glass from Uncommon Goods is perfect for the groomsman who had major pride from their home city.

Gift each of your groomsmen these budget-friendly cufflinks — with the initial of their first or last name to give an extra personalized touch.

For connoisseurs of spirits, Drizly is a great way to deliver it right to their doorstep as a small token of appreciation.

Yeti’s Rambler Mug will definitely come in handy on the big day when your wedding party wants to keep their coffee hot for hours on end.

This fun acrylic poker set from Mark & Graham is a winning deal for gambling groomsmen.

Reminisce in the good ‘ole days with the boys and this nostalgia-inducing Nintendo Classic Edition Entertainment System.

For the groomsmen who golf together, this oh-so-classy, monogrammed golf driver club cover will look come in handy at tee time.

Liven up their black tie attire with a pair of fun socks to wear at the ceremony. J.Crew has an awesome collection of fun options.

This 18-in-1 tool is a clever gift that’s sure to come in handy (literally). It has 18 different uses including a can opener, bottle opener, knife, screwdriver, ruler, plier and more. Plus, you can customize it with your groomsmen’s names for an extra $5.

Combine his two favorite things (smoking cigars and sipping on whiskey) into one object with this unique cigar class by Corkcicle.

Throw in this personalized cigar cutter for the starter smoker.

This stylish decanter from Huckberry would make a great gift for any groomsman with good taste.

The TUMI travel kit is a little less than $200 and would be a useful gift for the wedding weekend.

The Art of Shaving Groomer Kit includes a pre-shave oil, shaving cream, a shaving brush and an after-shave balm that will give him the perfect shave he’s looking for.

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