Cool Gay and Lesbian Gifts, Same-Sex Decor, Wedding Presents

Unique handcrafted Double Men or Double Women Symbols gift ideas plus interlocking hearts home decor personalized with your choice of art glass, sleek aluminum or gorgeous iridescent rainbow colors found exclusively here. Our elegant gifts are sure to be appreciated by the gay man or woman who values the unusual. Beautiful civil union or gay wedding presents for friends, partners and lovers who are celebrating a committed relationship, the right to marry or a happy anniversary.

• Unique Gift Ideas for Gays and Lesbians: Kyle Design offers a different and stylish collection of gifts - professional business card holders, drinking flasks, stylish vitamin dispensers, tape measures, cigarette cases, cute compacts and hip flasks in many sizes and finishes. Decor for the home includes a postage stamp dispenser, holiday ornament, refrigerator magnet, letter opener or pretty wooden box.
• Personalized Gifts for Same-Sex Couples: Custom select silver or gold, iridescent film or sleek aluminum to create a unique present. Use our Custom Engraved Gift Services to make your gifts for a partner or lover even more memorable.

If you're shopping online for same-sex marriage presents and appreciate bold design, pride of workmanship, personalized engraving and fast shipping, then be sure to look through Kyle's other gift categories. One-stop shopping for everyone on your list!

More Gifts Available!

The Gay, Lesbian and GLBT Symbols designs above are available on more than 100 products on our site.
To order, just select design #361 Men, #362 Women, #358 Interlocking Hearts, #301 Male Symbol or #302 Female Symbol from the drop down menus on the custom gifts found throughout our site. Create unique presents for the members of the transgender community with double design items that feature both the man and female signs.

History of the Day of Silence

The National Day of Silence, a youth movement bringing attention to the silence faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their allies in schools was founded in 1996. 150 students at the University of Virginia participated, starting a movement that went national, spreading to more than 8,000 middle schools, high schools, colleges and universities by 2008.

The goal of the National Day of Silence, during which participants do not speak all day and hand out cards explaining why, is creating safer schools for all, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression through student-led action. Find out more at DAY of SILENCE.