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gifts are tough. perhaps i'm old fashioned but putting on the invite "cash" feels a little vulgar to me. i think most people understand what a couple wants or if not, can ask...at that point "cash" would be a perfectly acceptable response imo.
i like gift giving and making sure the gift i give is well rec'vd. if i don't know what to give i do a little snooping around with the family and friends. it isn't a transaction afterall...it's a gift. but that doesn't mean i don't give cash if that is what is desired.
by parentalunit1 on Thu Jul 03, 2008 at 03:53:43 PM PDT
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Yeah, limiting the guests is key. And you are right, for us, it would just cause more commotion, and I would seriously feel bad for the person who followed the No Gift request, because no one else would.
I went to one of those big indoor play gym things recently where they have b-day parties. And there were these humongous bins, with the party kids names on it, I mean humongous, with literally 50 gifts in there.
Too much!
by NJmom on Thu Jul 03, 2008 at 06:28:49 PM PDT
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