What kind of a gift should a single guy be giving to a couple on their wedding.(Bride old high school mate)?
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Did they register somewhere?  If so, pick out something from their registry.  That way you know you are getting them something will want/need.  \n\nI have given things like: flannel sheets, a bottle of champagne and a pair of candles, gift certificates.
1105658
There is no guideline.  You give a gift that (a) is something you can afford, and (b) is appropriate, given your relationship to and knowledge of the preferences of the couple.
868182
if it's something they can use before the wedding then before. if you are giving a toaster or set of glasses or a 'general' gift then after would probably be best.
1040182
Well I'm not sure if I understand your question completely, but if you mean that one of your "girl-friends" just got married and you are sending her a congratulations card, I would say (Bride) & (Groom), I am so happy to hear of your recent marriage. I wish you many years of love and luck. Congradulations and Best Wishes! Yours Truly, (Friend).
709300
IF THEY HAVE AN ENGAGEMENT PARTY, YES YOU BRING A GIFT TO THAT PARTY AND A SEPERATE GIFT FOR THE WEDDING.  THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY  I WOULD GIVE A GIFT CARD TO HOME DEPOT...NEWLYWEDS LOVE THAT
1152065
Passport, Marriage License, Rings, any semtimental items you would want or need for your special day. Cake Cutter and decorations(if not provided by the Resort). Sexy lingerie for the wedding night. A large box of condoms(if your waiting to have kids).Sun tan lotion. Your dress , His wedding attire and of course\nMEEE!!!!!!!!
176839
well it depends, if you really like the guy....you would know what to get the him. I don't have a guy, but I usually get something like shirts, movies, and tools for my brothers,and dad.
987105
We have had some very nice gifts from the bride and groom when attending out-of-town weddings, here are a few of them:\n1.) Basket filled with all little munchies and two bottles of soda\n2.) Basket filled with bath salts, combs,toothpaste etc.\n3.) Basket filled with bandaids, thread and needle, cookies,snacks and water\n4.)Colorful bag with name of Bride and Groom filled with cupcakes, twinkies, gum, mints and 2 bottles of iced tea\nAnd believe me all were appreciated very much!
14801
at my wedding I gave out candy tied in tool with a bell attached. I included a hershey hug, a kiss, and a dove promise. everyone thought it was cute. Another idea I heard of was putting seeds in a cute box, adding something about "watching love grow".
672463
For my husband's 40th, I threw him a party with close family and friends.  For his gift I gave him an iPod and had his name engraved on the back (free at apple.com).\n\nIf your hubby's practical, maybe something for the home or office?? If he has a hobby, give him somethign for that?
636551
The traditional gift is tin...but who wants an old can...lol! The more modern thing is a diamond...but that's just materialistically speaking. For you, I would say, to continue loving her as much as possible everyday that you have her...just like you have been doing for the past 10 years you've been married. No special promises of giving her the world or the moon (which doesn't belong to any man) but showing her that you are faithful and loyal. For all that she does that may upset/anger you or even be your pet-peeves, forgive her and love them because they make her who she is. Cherish her everyday and everynight just as you have for the passed 10 years or even more, if that's possible. That's what I would want...instead of the diamond that can be stolen; this can not be. Besides, you know what she wants better than anyone else...because you love her best. Happy 10th Anniversary my darling sweetness! I love you too. ;)
675294
it depends what the guy is into.\nI just went to a graduation party and gave my friend Michael cash because he was going to Vegas.   If he were not going to Vegas, I was going to give him tickets to a local concert or a gift certificate to his favorite electronics store.\n\nIf he's into music, an iPod is cool, or if he has that, then iTunes gift card to download more music.\n\nIf he's a High School grad, and you know his new college, then a sweatshirt or something from that new college.\n\nOr, be real cute and get a piggy bank, add a bunch of spare change and say "Party fund"
648841
organise a good bachelor party with dancers, drinks etc. and make sure the groom will have a good time and write a speech that comes from your friendship with him including a good joke as an ice breaker. good luck
856216
Get him a jersey or a football paraphenelia from your own college, wrap it up in nice wedding paper, and take it over.  You may want to take a crystal candlestick for the bride if you value your friendship with your neighbor.  Good luck.
442796
Newly married / been together for years it doesn't matter.... For me, I can always be impressed with fresh beautiful flowers (anytime is a good time - for no reason is even better), a great dinner (you cook it or we can go to a nice restaurant), if I mention that I would like to have something and the man actually listens and then goes out to buy it and surprise me with the gift; a nice piece of jewelry; set aside an evening and do all the extras for a very romantic evening (you know the candles, lotions/oils, light fruit, wine, lacey outfit that you went out an bought, a great night of sex).  These are some of the things that will impress me!
597590
I'D SAY MOST PEOPLE GIVE $50.00-$100.00 ON AVERAGE..BUT MOSTLY IT'S WHATEVER YOU CAN AFFORD TO GIVE...I THINK THE BRIDE AND GROOM ARE PROBABLY JUST HAPPY YOU SHOWED UP AT THE WEDDING SO ANY GIFT WILL MAKE THEM FEEL BLESSED I'M SURE...IT'S ALWAYS THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS ANYWAYS...
1121527
You should get him something that reminds your both about how you met, or something/someplace that is special to you. You know, something like that.