"A single saucer for a tea cup. Engraved on it were the names of the gifters." (via Reddit)

"A month before our wedding, my mother-in-law called me and asked me to remove about 10 items from our gift registry. She had been told by her cousins that they had purchased us these items but they hadn't 'gone through the proper channels' to have them come off the registry. These were high-end knives that I'd been eyeing for years. They were expensive, so we had expected that guests might purchase one or two, not the whole set. I was overwhelmed by their generosity. Day after the wedding, we open the gifts. The cousins had purchased us a budget set of knives from a grocery store. I guess they assumed they had found a great bargain. Because we had removed the knives from the registry, no one else had purchased us the knives we wanted. It wasn't a big deal at all, because we used some cash gifts to buy them. But I've always wondered what those cousins were thinking. Like, 'How do these kids not realize they can get knife sets for $30!' We laugh every time we think about how stupid they must have thought we were." (via Reddit)

"At weddings, people give money. My husband's cousin gave us an ugly table runner and a picture frame. We paid over $50 a person for him and his wife to come, plus roughly ~$30 for each of their 2 kids." (via Reddit)

"One is a fish shaped water pitcher. The water comes out the fish's mouth. It's ugly as anything and we have exactly zero nautical-themed items in our house. It's from some fancy store in Boston that's known for them (with no gift receipt), only we're in the Midwest, not Boston. My parents think it's hilarious." (via Reddit)

"My Maid/Matron of Honor bought us a small bottle of Hello Kitty wine and 2 mismatched wine glasses … I was very confused. I opened the wine and it was the NASTIEST thing I've ever drank. It was immediately emptied down the drain. " (via Wedding Bee)

"Yucky cookies. I never thought someone would really give us a weird gift, but those were terrible! And an odd wedding present to begin with." (via Wedding Bee)

"We got a used cookbook (that had pages ripped out, things added, highlighted things, etc) in a baby shower bag. It was a little obvious they grabbed the first thing they could think of out of the house. It has some good recipes in it, but definitely a little odd." (via Wedding Bee)

"We got a box of bacon and I’m talking like 20 pounds of bacon. This guest got it from a meat market and thought hey, bacon!! I divided it up with everyone I knew and their mother and yet we still have bacon left." (via Wedding Bee)

"My sister-in-law received regifted measuring cups. How did she know they were regifted? The newly wed couple who gave them to her forgot to take the original congrats card out of the box that was addressed to them. HAHAHAHA!" (via Wedding Bee)

"We haven’t opened all our gifts yet, but so far the weirdest one has been a basket that held the movie 'It’s a Wonderful Life' (best thing from the basket), a loaf of bread that was already expired before my wedding day and a container of salt. " (via Wedding Bee)

"The worst gift my sister got was a set of homemade lamps crafted from Popsicle sticks!! Her husband thought they would use them (of course – his grandmother gifted them!!!) but she ended up storing them for a few months then threw them out when he forgot about them!" (via Wedding Bee)

"My husband's wealthy uncle gave us a used coffee thermos and a yellow bath towel. Very strange. We found out years later that he gave my husband's brother the same thing at his wedding 6 months after ours." (via Reddit)

"I got a chocolate fondue fountain from someone who wanted it for themselves. And I mean she put it on my gift registry herself. It ended up in the trash." (via Reddit)