Went to the shower, took a nice gift. Going to the wedding too. Take another gift? I don't. My friend does. Who's right?

Went to the shower, took a nice gift. Going to the wedding too. Take another gift?

I don't. My friend does. Who's right?

Asked by GeorgiaGenie 7 months ago Similar questions: shower nice gift wedding friend Lifestyle > Weddings.

Similar questions: shower nice gift wedding friend.

Wow. Guess I'll have to choose which to go to then. Just kidding.

I'm going to go to the wedding too but I'm not taking another gift. My friend took a poll in her office and most all agreed that they would only give one gift. Can't really spend a fortune on someone else's wedding these days.

When my children get married I will give them many gifts. Beyond that, not doing it. GeorgiaGenie 7 months ago .

Your friend is right. Shower can be a gift for the bride, wedding money for the couple.

When I got married, the best gift I got was my wife.(all together, now: "Awww")I most certainly did not keep score of who gave gifts and who did not; and whether there were gifts for both the wedding and the bridal shower. On the other hand, nothing says "congratulations" like 30 different people giving you dish towels that don't match your decor. (and yes, I actually HAVE used both crock pots at once)I say get them a li'l something - and get it for someplace other than the kitchen and bathroom (where 90% of all wedding gifts are aimed at) get something that HE will have a lot of use for.

I bought a VERY nice gift for the shower. Perhaps I could purchase two less expensive gifts so I can eat the weddinig meal guilt-free? This reception will have heavy h'or doerves only.

Does that mean I could go guilt-free without taking another gift? It would upset me to know that someone didn't come to my wedding because I had to pay for their meal. I wanted people there to celebrate with me, regardless of any gifts.

Any money I spent on the food was "cost-of-a-wedding" not "meal-exchange-for a-gift. " GeorgiaGenie 7 months ago .

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A friend got married at the courthouse. She is planning on a big wedding at a later time. Do we give a gift now?

I'm a wedding minister and I need a microphone and amplifier so I can be heard at weddings (many of which are outside).

I need an excuse not to go to a wedding with my guy friend.

I was invited to a wedding shower, not attending shower. Am attending wedding. Should I send gift to shower?

Went to the shower, took a nice gift. Going to the wedding too. Take another gift?

I don't. My friend does. Who's right?

Asked by GeorgiaGenie 11 months ago Similar Questions: shower nice gift wedding friend Recent Questions About: shower nice gift wedding friend Lifestyle > Weddings.

Similar Questions: shower nice gift wedding friend Recent Questions About: shower nice gift wedding friend.

Your friend. Shower gifts are supposed to be something personal for the bride. Wedding gifts are for the couple.

Wow. Guess I'll have to choose which to go to then. Just kidding.

I'm going to go to the wedding too but I'm not taking another gift. My friend took a poll in her office and most all agreed that they would only give one gift. Can't really spend a fortune on someone else's wedding these days.

When my children get married I will give them many gifts. Beyond that, not doing it. GeorgiaGenie 11 months ago .

I understand totally. Money is tight for everyone! .

I bought a VERY nice gift for the shower. Perhaps I could purchase two less expensive gifts so I can eat the weddinig meal guilt-free? This reception will have heavy h'or doerves only.

Does that mean I could go guilt-free without taking another gift? It would upset me to know that someone didn't come to my wedding because I had to pay for their meal. I wanted people there to celebrate with me, regardless of any gifts.

Any money I spent on the food was "cost-of-a-wedding" not "meal-exchange-for a-gift. " GeorgiaGenie 11 months ago .

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