I just got married about 8 weeks ago and ended up getting my groomsmen Mcusta Damascus knives.
I got one the Tactility in Ebony and the other the Basic Damascus in Cocobolo.
They are beautiful knives and they LOVED them. In fact, once I saw them, I decided that I needed a couple of Mcusta blades for myself. To the person who said that the fit and finish on Mcusta blades is not good, they have obviously never owned, or likely ever even seen one. The fit and finish on both blades that I gave as gifts were perfect. In fact, every Mcusta knife I have ever seen was perfect, and I've seen, and now own, quite a few since then. Perfectly centered with absolutely NO blade play in any direction. Super smooth opening. They glide on those Teflon washers, and flick open with a silky smoothness that is really addicting. The handles are shaped beautifully and the really nice polished pocket clip is definitely the way to go over the belt pouch. Liner lockup on both were around 25-30%. They are honestly perfect in every aspect and exactly what I think most groomsmen would love to have. I've gotten too many crappy SAK's and cheap Boker/Gerber/Etc over the years, and I know many others have as well. The Mcusta, in my opinion, is heads and shoulders above any knife I've received as a groomsmen gift and I know my groomsmen felt the same way.
You really can't go wrong with Mcusta. They are awesome looking knives, come out of the box with a wicked sharp edge, can get a Damascus VG-10 core blade for $120 bucks, and they are a great blend of functionality and gentlemanly-looking knives.