Author Topic: CASH or GIFT?  (Read 88336 times)

MissAudrey

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Re: CASH or GIFT?
« Reply #320 on: June 07, 2018, 05:44:08 pm »
They usually would have gift registry nowadays...

H1ghQuolit

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Re: CASH or GIFT?
« Reply #321 on: April 04, 2020, 02:25:35 am »
Money will be a great help and start for people who have just entered into a marriage. Gifts given on a wedding are often meaningless and useless, eventually thrown away. Can you imagine a couple who just got married without any financial support? The last money which they had were spent on the wedding ceremony. If the guests won?t give a hand, then the couple is going to face huge financial difficulties. I advise all to help the newly wed with an amount of money which will go into their family budget. In case you really want to make a useful gift for them then order online a basket from jetgiftbaskets.com. These baskets are better than any of your wonderful ideas like picture frame, vases or dishes.

Vanilla.Taka

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Re: CASH or GIFT?
« Reply #322 on: February 21, 2021, 08:29:53 pm »
We openly told our entourage and guests that we prefer cash as wedding well-wishes than tangible items.  All of them are aware naman that we are moving into a condo that we got that's already fully-furnished right after the wedding.  So, gets rin nila na adding more items/appliances as a gift will give us a storage nightmare.  ;D

But I guess, it also depends on who your guests are. If you're really close to them, you would know if asking for cash will sound off for them.

swtgrl_bee

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Re: CASH or GIFT?
« Reply #323 on: March 19, 2021, 07:24:15 pm »
Lahat ng recent weddings na napuntahan namin puro cash talaga ang gift. I wonder lang paano kaya kung yung guests can't afford to shell out ng cash gift? 

 

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