It depends what working relationship you have. If I were to buy my co-worker something I'd a gift certificate to an adult store with a greeting card that says "for the second honeymoon night"
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dontknownuthin (May 12, 2009 01:34 AM):
In most work places, this would be very inappropriate! Source:
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Balancer. Opinion, not factually incorrect. Source:
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I think if you are referring to the person as a coworker - not a friend - then it is important to not give a gift that is too personal. Glasses are a nice gift. You could also find out where they are registered and buy off the registry.
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That does sound like a really nice gift. I think next time I would really check online for different gift ideas. There's almost a protocol about what you get for coworkers versus friends and families.
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If you do not attend the wedding is it okay to spend less money on a gift than if you were to attend the reception? If so, what percentage less would be acceptable?
My sister is getting married very soon. She and her fianc? Have suggested that guests give a gift in the form of a donation of money towards their honeymoon, as they have already been living together for some years and are all set up. (They made this suggestion on the invitations in a most polite...
We are travelling to a destiniation wedding and spending a around 2000.00 to get there. What is an appropriate gift to give from a monetary standpoint given the expensives being incurred to get there?
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We will be attending my niece's marriage in a (secret) courthouse ceremony now, and she will have a formal wedding next year. Is it appropriate to give a gift now, or wait until "the big day"?