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Thank you bouquets for mothers

amitante · 2009-05-31 18:50:18

Hello all, Non-Irish bride here... we are getting married about an hour away from where everyone lives. Will my Irish mother-in-law expect a thank you bouqet? She will be in the hotel for 2 days after the wedding, and then travelling home, so not sure it is practical... Thanks!

31-05-2009 6:50pm

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amitante

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Hello all,

Non-Irish bride here... we are getting married about an hour away from where everyone lives.

Will my Irish mother-in-law expect a thank you bouqet? She will be in the hotel for 2 days after the wedding, and then travelling home, so not sure it is practical...

Thanks!

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#2 01-06-2009 9:09am

texanman

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The best time to give flowers would be during the speeches.Normally when the speeches are towards the end.95% of the time flowers are given to both mums and maybe to a gran mother.

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#3 02-06-2009 8:21am

bensoneb

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Hi,

If she won't be able to take them home, I wouldn't bother. There's lots of other nice things you can give her, doesn't always have to be flowers.

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