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[vicarz]

So I'm going to this wedding thingy, as I'm in school the dates approach faster...as in, I think the wedding is in like 20 minutes or so.

I've only recently started to realize that you bring gifts to weddings, bar mitzfas, house warming parties ... well candles. Something about a new house makes people buy candles.

I want to get Slash and Tracy something weddingish. I have no bloody idea what to get! If I say I word they'll say to do nothing, but I wanna get them something!

Any ideas? I mean, gifts are hard enough, and these are some unique puppies.


Carry on, nothing to see here.

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Well, they are registered, but...

[grymnir.livejournal.com]

They are registered. I don't have the link here (at work) for the subsite their wedding info is on, but maybe Colin can send it this evening? The one thing I will say about their registry is that they are asking for what they need, not what they want.

I mean this from the pov of "we need x to hold up y and z to keep the door closed" not "dahling...we just must have that oh-so-precious 19th century replica of the 17th century footstool to go with our drapes."

So...that said, you are still right, gifts are hard to ascertain. They are registered at target, at least, but I am tempted to gift cert them for "Another Universe" or something similarly frivolous. The family can buy the sheets, towels, and 8pc sets.

Re: Well, they are registered, but...

[vicar.livejournal.com]

i HATE registries. Sigh - gifts are no fun when you buy someone something they tell you to. Still, need based I'm very sympathetic towards. I could just do that small fun gift with a real gift certificate along with it.

Eek - I wonder if the registry is on the invite. I should probably read it, but as it wasn't assigned in torts I might miss it.