The buzziest outdoor kitchen gadget on the market is Ooni‘s multi-fuel pizza oven. With its slick design, a stone that nicely retains heat, and the ability to burn on gas, wood or charcoal, moonlighting as a pizzaiolo just became real.

Price: $399

While it’s true not all enamelled cast iron Dutch Ovens are equal, the Milo range by California-based direct-to-consumer-brand Kana can stand up to Le Creuset without the hefty price tag. With a lifetime guarantee, these timeless, swoon-worthy pots use 40 percent recycled enamel and come in all the best colours (we’re partial to the turmeric-stained one).

Price: $160

Raven Reads is an Indigenous and woman-owned business in Kamloops, British Columbia, aimed at building a better world one Indigenous story at a time. Delivered straight to your door, each subscription box includes a book written by an Indigenous author, two to three gifts from Indigenous entrepreneurs across North America, an insert teaching about Indigenous cultures globally, and a personal letter from either the author or box curator.

Price: from $93

Mumbai-born, Ottawa-based Pooja Pawaskar is the über-talented artist behind Whirl & Whittle. Primarily focusing on woodturning—a tradition passed down from her grandfather in India—her collections find beauty in the natural world. Drawing inspiration from the Japanese ethos of Kintsugi, every Liv ikebana-style vase is unique. For more of a statement piece, the Yayoi rocking sculpture is stunning.

Price: from $461

From backyard BBQs and bathtub soaks to adventuring in the wild, this rugged B&O Bluetooth speaker lets you connect two devices at once. But don’t forget to customize the sound settings using the app for maximum listening pleasure (it made a huge difference).

Price: $299

Bestselling cookbook author and recipe developer Molly Baz (along with her designer hubby Ben Willett) dreamed up a playful and unfussy kitchenware collection exclusively for Crate and Barrel. With Baz’s signature quirks and bold pops of colour, this newly-dropped 3-tier serving tray screams a lifetime of seafood towers. That said, it can easily pull triple duty with crudités, desserts, or whatever else tickles your fancy.

Price: $140

With unlimited access to 80 national parks, historic sites, and more, a Parks Canada Discovery Pass guarantees an action-packed first full year of adventures as newlyweds—from coast to coast to coast.

Price: $145

 

If you need a pressie quickly (even on the big day), check out an eGift card from a major airline, including WestJet and Air Canada. From as little as $25, the amount is customizable to your budget.

Price: from $25