Extending on from my original query, do I just include the cheque (if not cash) inside the card, or should this be put into another envelope and/or with a gift message inside the card ?
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Just bung it in the card.Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostExtending on from my original query, do I just include the cheque (if not cash) inside the card, or should this be put into another envelope and/or with a gift message inside the card ?
If they are decent people they will just be grateful.
If they are ******* then who gives a **** what they think.Comment
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I try to avoid "middle-aged" stag do's these days. Some want to go clubbing (I'm too old), Spearmint Rhino is pointless now we have the internet, and the idea of a golf weekend on the Algarve fills me with a deep sense of gloom. Frankly, I'd rather have some typhoid.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat did you do to cause them to throw the bowls at you?
I can't wait for the stag do. I will invite all those you have given infractions to over the years.....
So if it's none of those, count me in. Do I need to bring a copy of my infraction or do you keep them on file?
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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It's on file.Originally posted by Mordac View PostDo I need to bring a copy of my infraction or do you keep them on file?
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Thankfully ZeitSis specified "no presents" in the wedding invite, much to Zeity's relief.
Anyway they've got a fecking sight more money than I have.
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Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostThe wedding couple have asked for donations to their honeymoon next year. My query is whether it is the done thing to just enclose cash with the card, or should I write a cheque ?
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Though wouldn't be better to give them the empty coin bottle with the word "Money box" printed on it?Originally posted by greenlake View Post
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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If you can drop it off in person put cash in it e.g. put it through their own or their parents' letter box.Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostExtending on from my original query, do I just include the cheque (if not cash) inside the card, or should this be put into another envelope and/or with a gift message inside the card ?
That way you avoid the modern issue over names and who to write the cheque to."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Might as well just give them one of these (and a tube of superglue)....Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThough wouldn't be better to give them the empty coin bottle with the word "Money box" printed on it?
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works for ex Mrs BP!Originally posted by BR14 View Postwhy should anyone give money to people just because they're stupid enough to get married?Comment
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