2nd time around wedding - what present?
2nd time around wedding - what present?
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rfisher

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5,067 posts

314 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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Any good ideas for a pressie to buy 2 mid-40's recently divorced friends who are getting married to each other?

They already have a toaster, coffee maker, kids etc.

Can't think of anything myself so do your worst.


Mobile Chicane

22,027 posts

243 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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If they're keen cooks then maybe this casserole dish, or a set of these ramekins.

captainzep

13,306 posts

223 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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Mid 40's...

Hmmm...

Sometimes you just need to think practical. What are they going to need?

Lube. -Small tube will suffice given that they're getting married.

Slaav

4,376 posts

241 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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This thread has some serious potential!

I could suggest a good lawyer for the pre nup? smile

P


ps - Not from experience I hasten to add!

rfisher

Original Poster:

5,067 posts

314 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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OK - I like the cooking stuff.

I was thinking of a good bottle of something - single malt, champers or wine.

But I'm a total scopie when it comes to choosing pressies.

captainzep

13,306 posts

223 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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rfisher said:
OK - I like the cooking stuff.

I was thinking of a good bottle of something - single malt, champers or wine.
Trust me on the lube.

However, if you're too frightened to walk into B&Q and proclaim "GIVE ME LUBE IMMEDIATELY", then I reckon a nice mixed case of medium range wine (Averys are good) might be better than an outstanding solitary bottle.


Slaav

4,376 posts

241 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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captainzep said:
rfisher said:
OK - I like the cooking stuff.

I was thinking of a good bottle of something - single malt, champers or wine.
Trust me on the lube.

However, if you're too frightened to walk into B&Q and proclaim "GIVE ME LUBE IMMEDIATELY", then I reckon a nice mixed case of medium range wine (Averys are good) might be better than an outstanding solitary bottle.
Or BB&R are one of the best 'wine clubs' around. They will do a personal mixed case over the phone for you and you may even get something for the price of some expensive cookware!

smile

sherman

15,332 posts

246 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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A lead crystal decanter or a few crystal glasses always go down well.

working class

8,999 posts

218 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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sherman said:
A lead crystal decanter or a few crystal glasses always go down well.
Unlike the bride after they are married

Cotty

42,275 posts

315 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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sherman said:
A lead crystal decanter or a few crystal glasses always go down well.
Yes this. +1 etc

Although if you know they already have some lead crystal, buy something with the same design that they do not have. ie if they have champagne and wine glasses, get them some whisky or brandy glasses. Try to complete the set.


tgx4776

241 posts

222 months

Thursday 16th September 2010
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rfisher said:
Any good ideas for a pressie ... They already have a toaster, coffee maker, kids etc.

Can't think of anything myself so do your worst.
Oh my, it would be very surprising. Are children from different countries better then others?

Edited by tgx4776 for horrible grammar on Thursday 16th September 05:55


Edited by tgx4776 on Thursday 16th September 05:56