EarthToYou
SO! I am getting married in February. Bachelorette party will be in January. We thought about Chicago but decided not to do that as it is a 4 hour drive and we don't want to go through ice and snow. We are thinking maybe do something locally...maybe go to some bars?
idk....do you have any ideas!? Thanks!!!!!!
Answer
Visit www.slumberparties.com
See if they have someone in your area, they do the lingerie, toys and gag gifts and you get free stuff from your sales at the party so everyone wins. The parties are a blast and you could serve drinks and food to your friends and maybe go out for a bit afterward. Or stay home then you don;t have to worry about MAKING it home. I've seen someone o this as a bachelorette party and it was perfect.
Visit www.slumberparties.com
See if they have someone in your area, they do the lingerie, toys and gag gifts and you get free stuff from your sales at the party so everyone wins. The parties are a blast and you could serve drinks and food to your friends and maybe go out for a bit afterward. Or stay home then you don;t have to worry about MAKING it home. I've seen someone o this as a bachelorette party and it was perfect.
Engagement party gift ideas?
Davina Lop
I'm attending my cousin and his fiancée engagement party next weekend and I have no idea what kind of gift to give them since they already live with each other and have everything they need for their house. I was thinking of just buying them a card and putting $100 dollars in it. Is money a good idea or should I get them an actual gift.
Answer
I agree, most people do not consider the engagement party to be a gift giving event, it IS the gift!
You can't go wrong with just a nice card.
If you wish to give a gift, cash or a boxed gift, fine, you can. But do know that you might be invited to lots of wedding events. Perhaps more than one engagement party. Perhaps the shower, or more than one. Then the wedding itself. Perhaps even a bachelor, or bachelorette party.
It would be nice to give them some money up front, I'm sure they would appreciate it. If you can afford it, why not?
This is a good time for the family to give heirloom or new bought gifts for the wedding, like a cake server and knife, or toasting glasses.
Also a good time to hand down heirlooms for their house, or jewelry.
Also for the family to chip in with financial help.
Books on weddings are a good present.
a bottle of champagne intended to be opened at this party, or for another time, or a bottle of nice wine is good.
Photo albums and scrapbooks would be fine too.
I agree, most people do not consider the engagement party to be a gift giving event, it IS the gift!
You can't go wrong with just a nice card.
If you wish to give a gift, cash or a boxed gift, fine, you can. But do know that you might be invited to lots of wedding events. Perhaps more than one engagement party. Perhaps the shower, or more than one. Then the wedding itself. Perhaps even a bachelor, or bachelorette party.
It would be nice to give them some money up front, I'm sure they would appreciate it. If you can afford it, why not?
This is a good time for the family to give heirloom or new bought gifts for the wedding, like a cake server and knife, or toasting glasses.
Also a good time to hand down heirlooms for their house, or jewelry.
Also for the family to chip in with financial help.
Books on weddings are a good present.
a bottle of champagne intended to be opened at this party, or for another time, or a bottle of nice wine is good.
Photo albums and scrapbooks would be fine too.
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