TT knows etiquette; given that it's gouche to baldly ask for money, what would be the *most* polite way to ask attendees of a wedding reception to
Posted by
landbeck
Feb 13 '12, 17:57
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gift the bride/groom with money instead of presents?
My daughter is admirably practical. Plus, she's flying back to school after the reception, and we don't want to ponder shipping a crate of kitchen implements.
"Monetary gifts in lieu of presents appreciate" is the best we've come up with so far.
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Thanks folks; word of mouth works for me! -- nm
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landbeck
Feb 13, 18:44
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Show Me The Money!! -- nm
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Bacon
Feb 13, 18:16
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This might help -- (link)
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mara
Feb 13, 18:12
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tell people the couple is registered with Coldwell Banker Realtors, or College tutition office, they'll get the hint, but its not unusual that couple
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zeitgeist
Feb 13, 18:10
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Let me ask this: if a couple just doesn't register anywhere, what percentage of gifts would you figure would be cash? I'd say well north of 50%.
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TFox
Feb 13, 18:06
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"You couldn't possibly come up with anything we'd be interested in"
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prayformojo
Feb 13, 18:03
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"pawnable gifts, please" -- nm
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Reagen
Feb 13, 18:02
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"The couple are registered at M&T Bank" -- nm
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pixitude
Feb 13, 18:01
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It's "gauche" and it is gauche.
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the liioulu with
Feb 13, 18:01
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