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Wedding Present

piggyc · 2009-03-18 11:13:47

If you have been invited to a wedding but cannot attend, do you still give a present/money. If so, how much?

18-03-2009 11:13am

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piggyc

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If you have been invited to a wedding but cannot attend, do you still give a present/money. If so, how much?

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#2 18-03-2009 11:17am

laura1408

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Depends who the person is, if its family or close friends i would still get them a present!!!!!! if its someone you know but not close too then i wouldnt!!!!!

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#3 18-03-2009 4:36pm

bensoneb

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Hi Piggyc,

If someone is kind enough to issue you an invitation, I think it's only right that you buy them even a little token to wish them well. It's the thought that counts so I wouldn't worry about the cost.

Regards,:pac:

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