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Pooh Bear
My neice is getting married, I want to give an amount of money that is appropriate. So how much does one gift a neice on her wedding day?
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I would say it is what you can afford. A place setting of china might be aproximately $85 - $100. If you choose to give her a monetary gift, maybe incorporate it with a bottle of champagne, champagne glasses, wine and cheese in a honeymoon basket. You could put a handwritten wish with it in a card earmarked for spending money on her honeymoon. I like to wrap baskets like this in toule with a nice ribbon on top. I'd try to put some real thought behind the monetary gift. One of the things that is nice about wedding gifts is that you think of that person every time you use the item. So she will think of you every time she uses or sees the champagne glasses and remember the nice basket you assembled for her.
I would say it is what you can afford. A place setting of china might be aproximately $85 - $100. If you choose to give her a monetary gift, maybe incorporate it with a bottle of champagne, champagne glasses, wine and cheese in a honeymoon basket. You could put a handwritten wish with it in a card earmarked for spending money on her honeymoon. I like to wrap baskets like this in toule with a nice ribbon on top. I'd try to put some real thought behind the monetary gift. One of the things that is nice about wedding gifts is that you think of that person every time you use the item. So she will think of you every time she uses or sees the champagne glasses and remember the nice basket you assembled for her.
Do the bride and groom exchange gifts on their wedding day?
Jessica
Did you get your new wife/husband a gift on your wedding day? (Not including the wedding night)
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This is entirely up to the couple. We didn't. I didn't even think of it, but in retrospect: in comparison to the rings, promising ourselves to each other for life, and the wedding night, any other gift I gave would have seemed pretty token in comparison.
This is entirely up to the couple. We didn't. I didn't even think of it, but in retrospect: in comparison to the rings, promising ourselves to each other for life, and the wedding night, any other gift I gave would have seemed pretty token in comparison.
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