ham326
Asked by ham326
2 years ago
QUESTION:

Is 150$ enough to give as a wedding present for a Family member?

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mparc123
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2 years ago
I think that is plenty generous =)
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stergeron
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2 years ago
When I got married, someone wrote a check out for $143. That made us smile. Another person wrote a check for $499 to my wife and $1 to me --- that made us laugh. Whatever you give, make them laugh or smile.
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Frisbee
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2 years ago
Why $143?
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stergeron
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2 years ago
143 was pager code for I LOVE YOU. Dood you must be younger than 30 not to know that.
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jestagirl
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2 years ago
Yikes. I can't believe someone didn't know about 143...that makes me feel old! I love that they gave you $1.00. I'm going to do that next time. Thanks for the tip! (oh, not the $1.00 for you but the....nevermind)
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dcarmona
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2 years ago
I spent 700+ on travel to a friends, so i gave 50 bucks for a gift card to bed/bath store. i figured my travel was a gift sorta.
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SaM97
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2 years ago
Any amount that you can afford is appreciated. Just don't give a post dated check, which I got when I got married. (Just didn't know whether to feel sorry or mad at the person.) Also, buying something from their registry will make the couple happy.
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Alano
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2 years ago
That is very generous gift. Money is usually the way I go. the couple can use it for anything they want and I don't have to go out shopping!
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reegsta
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2 years ago
depends where the wedding is taking place! figure out the price of a plate lol
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justmeV
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2 years ago
It also depends on how much you can afford.
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crimson
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2 years ago
But for the person receiving, would it be on them to know how much the person giving it to you can afford?
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spaceagePMP
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2 years ago
reegsta - lol...doing the maths. any amount is sufficient...it is the guests attendance that really matters and their well wishes!
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mynameis
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2 months ago
Yeah! And so is $50! Whatever happened to "it's the thought that counts" and giving what one can afford and GRATITUDE? Geesh.
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