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It is generally bad form to open gifts at the reception. Since it has
become customary for guests to bring gifts to the reception, you should
find a safe place for them to deposit those gifts. You can open them
later by yourselves for in the presence of a few family members or friends.
You may also want to purchase gifts for your bridesmaids or groomsman.
These types of gift should be somewhat nice and should be reminders of you
wedding day. The general rule for these types of gifts is one for each
bridesmaid or groomsman. The bride and groom may also want to give each
other a gift. This gift is often something that the other person will use
for years to come.
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