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06-29-2016 07:01 PM
I was just reading the thread from the poster who was invited to a second wedding of a friend of her daughter's. She was marrying the same man again after having a huge wedding the first time, and she was asking advice about what to give for a second wedding gift.
The answers were quite varied, and several people suggested a "token gift." I've often wondered what you think a token gift or gift card is.
I'd say maybe $25, but that seems more cheap than token. But then again, if it were up to me, I'd give this ditz nothing.
Ideas on token gifts?
06-29-2016 07:05 PM
A good bottle of wine.
I don't think the "token" bit is about money, I see it as "Been there, done that... already."
06-29-2016 07:05 PM
Nice candle for the home. Fancy bath soap. Board game. Any bits and pieces for entertaining. Basalmic vinegar. Wrap very nicely and go on with your life.
06-29-2016 07:13 PM
For me, a "token gift" would be $50.00.
06-29-2016 07:17 PM
Something that says ... Yes, we are thinking about you and wishing you the best. No, we are not spending a lot of money to express our feelings for your future happiness. You are in our thoughts, prayers and not our wallet.
Does that sound a little rude? Didn't mean it to, but that's my thoughts.
06-29-2016 07:24 PM
It's all I could think of ...???
06-29-2016 07:25 PM
@Preds wrote:Something that says ... Yes, we are thinking about you and wishing you the best. No, we are not spending a lot of money to express our feelings for your future happiness. You are in our thoughts, prayers and not our wallet.
Does that sound a little rude? Didn't mean it to, but that's my thoughts.
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My thoughts are:
"What a lot of nerve, are we going to do this every year? A better idea would be for you to take us all out to a nice restaurant instead of trying to get yearly presents."
06-29-2016 07:26 PM
@sunala wrote:
Ideas on token gifts?
Keychain.
"Never argue with a fool. Onlookers may not be able to tell the difference."
06-29-2016 07:28 PM
I could be off track, but what came to mind for me with the term 'token gift' was just a gift given out of a sense of duty. It wasn't chosen specifically for that person, knowing that it is something that person would like. But it was just a 'well, I have to give a gift so I'll just snag something easy so I can say I did it' type of deal.
Is that messed up?
06-29-2016 07:32 PM
pencil sharpener.......alarm clock........potholders
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