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What is the general census on buying a present for an Engagement Party its a close mate, get on well with him but not got a clue if or what I would have to buy.
Pretty skint so would a tenner in a card be ok?
Never bought him anything before just a card for when they moved into there new house few years ago.
I've never bought a present for any of my mates.
Buy them a bottle of nice fizzy plonk to celebrate with and give them a card :) ( I think a tenner in a card would be a bit weird! It's like something your Grandma gives you on your birthday ;D)
Aye, drink is the way to go with something like this. If in doubt, buy a bottle :D
I would think a card would suffice.... am I a scrooge lol! :D
They get the present at the wedding!
BB x
Card should suffice, and if you see some silly little thing in the card shop, they're good too :) Most card shops tend to have silly gimmicky love or mickey take love stuff.
I didn't really expect much at my engagement party (tbh I wouldn't have had one if my now wife hasn't insisted), but actually got some really really cool gifts, not necessarily expensive but if you can find something interesting/quirky/memorable for a similar amount it might be nice to get that in place of champagne.
I didn't really expect much at my engagement party (tbh I wouldn't have had one if my now wife hasn't insisted), but actually got some really really cool gifts, not necessarily expensive but if you can find something interesting/quirky/memorable for a similar amount it might be nice to get that in place of champagne.
14" rubber fist perhaps? :D
Snuggle Ferret
19-09-2008, 17:07
Card and a bottle of bubbly. Or if you wish to take the micky, his and her towels :-D
Stan_Lite
19-09-2008, 18:31
How about some sort of good luck charm - like white heather or a shamrock or suchlike. Should be relatively inexpensive and would be an agreeable sort of thing for the occasion, I would have thought.
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