No wedding gifts? Not even money or shop vouchers? - welcoming note for wedding
My man wants to be, put a note on wedding invitations in April 2008 as follows: "No wedding - not even money or shopping vouchers, please."
I feel that (also) is our second marriage (s) and have not spend much money for the wedding, gifts of all kinds are welcome and) the gift of money (or vouchers Bank is welcomed, if only offset by the costs of marriage.
Am I wrong, the gift of cash or vouchers for the store, the feeling is beautiful, or should you with your gift idea is all about?
Be our wedding, a bar with classic and modern rock and roll theme-be hosts at home.
The couple have a son living with us: I am 10 years and 20, and both participate in a marriage asSponsor and carrier alliances.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Welcoming Note For Wedding No Wedding Gifts? Not Even Money Or Shop Vouchers?
6 comments:
It should not say the issue of gifts / money / records of your wedding invitations, too: "Please no gifts."
The gifts are chosen by the donor, not the recipient. If you have something good, just be grateful and thankful.
If you prefer money or gift cards are not all the gifts, and your immediate family and friends know your wishes.
Customers to make a gift to try to find what you need ... And if you need for your marriage or family, said they do not need anything, but if you see something, a map of Nice with a gift of money to his home would be much appreciated, to give.
Their wedding theme sounds fun ... Beware of aw "at home"edding. Make sure there are plenty of toilets, seats and enough room to make you feel comfortable. Most houses are not large enough for weddings, unless it's going to be just a group of 20 to 30 people.
Good luck and congratulations honey!
~ Kat
The message sounds so, so good, so terribly greedy - as if inviting guests from each member is entitled to give the emperor (which you are). I am sure this is not the message you send, but that's what I've read - especially as the additional seats to the point that the desire to sell his friend for no gifts, no address.
Please tell me which are not so selfish and greedy.
However, in the case, but it is quite reasonable for certain gifts (such as cash or vouchers to shop) to ask less demanding that you do not want gifts.
You can print on the invitation something like:
"Please, your presence is the gift you want ..."
"No gifts please - GOod wishes are all that can be desired. "
or something to that effect.
Do not worry, people always want something with a gift - nothing. But really, the anticipation of gifts (or right) does not, why invite people to a wedding - even if you are strapped for cash. The answer to this question is a marriage more modest - and not a right of entry.
Well, your friend has good intentions, but put in the calls for "no wedding gifts or even gift cards, etc." makes it sound like he feels guilty, because even with a ceremony and ask people to visit.
I think I prefer "no gifts!" And represent nothing and accept the gifts that make the man. Some bring something if you like it or not, because doing it the right thing.
You can only, not to say that instead of something on the invitation, gifts that customers rely on to decide whether something is done to make the easiest and least uncomfortable situation that you could sit down, This way no one needs ask the questions afterwards.
I think it is a discrete to say .... "No-show, his mere presence is appreciated. Some people bring a gift or money anyway. Most people are uncomfortable going to a wedding empty-handed.
Whether or not it is easy to give a gift of the customer. And the quantity and type of donation is for them too.
Tell your husband to be, what is the label difficult to make any mention of gifts at all ... to say "no gifts".
Strictly speaking, the invitations (it should contain or grade) never any question of gifts, either for or against the gifts.
When you spread the word, say the people and tell your family so they can spread the word.
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