A Grand Slam Gift for Your Groomsmen

If you’ve got a groomsmen who loves baseball—and who doesn’t—then you’re looking at the right site to find his perfect gift.

Your groomsmen would never expect a wooden stick for his gift, but he’ll fall in love with the Louisville Slugger baseball bat, personalized with his name and a message from you. Or, lift his signature from a piece of paper and send it to us so we can have an “official” autograph on the bat, just like in the majors. Nothing but the best for your bud, the PER on the bat stands for Hillerich & Bradsby’s highest quality personalized bats.

Include a personalized baseball mounted on a wooden base. If his woman makes him put his bat in the garage, he’ll still be able to showcase your gift on a shelf.

The fantasy baseball fan will appreciate a home plate mouse pad to roll over when trading players and figuring out this week’s lineup. Your office-dwelling friend can show a little personality at his work computer with this homerun gift. Crunching numbers and figuring out the budget on a cool mouse pad like this one will add some fun to his workday.

And when that businessman has to travel, he can store his toiletries in a Rawlings travel kit, made with real baseball-glove leather. This double-zip kit will fit everything he needs in two roomy spaces. The water-resistant lining will help this kit last a long time, even if his Calvin Klein cologne leaks all over the inside. An interior open pocket is perfect for storing razors and nail clippers. This is a great way to keep fun in mind during traveling.

Your groomsmen may have abandoned his professional ball-playing dreams back in high school, but gift him a taste of “what could have been,” with a Major League Baseball Team Jersey Locker Room print. This picture will show his last name on a jersey flanked with his team’s stars. Surely a gift that he’ll add to the mantelpiece…right next to his wedding photo.

If the biggest baseball fan in your bridal party is your best man and/or brother, it’s a nice idea to also give him two tickets to a local game if baseball’s in season or an IOU for a game next season.

by: Diana Kelly