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In response to
"
a gift *is* expected. -- nm
"
by
TFox
absolutely not. it never should be. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Sep 17 '10, 08:34
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you know how many people would be thrilled if they left their wedding and there were zero gifts?
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TFox
Sep 17, 08:35
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Oh, plenty of people would be thrilled so long as they had already been delivered to their home.
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Ender
Sep 17, 08:38
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yeah, I never bring a gift to the actual wedding. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 17, 08:39
and even if that is the case, it's still impolite to communicate that expectation to your guests. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 17, 08:36
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exactly.
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znufrii
Sep 17, 08:44
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huh? -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 17, 08:45
then they are jerks. Gifts are *never* required. all etiquette books are crystal clear on this. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 17, 08:36
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luckily, no one ever required a gift. -- nm
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TFox
Sep 17, 08:36
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