what should i charge people for giftwrapping?
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if you sold the product  you shouldn't charge for gift wrapping
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I have never worried to much about the cost.  I like to make something or get something that I know she/they will really like.  There are many things that you can make that will look expensive and with the time involved show how much you care without spending a fortune.\n\nIf you are crafty you could start a scrapbook for her. I have done this for a couple of friends and they loved it. I have also decorated the front of a photo album and used the invitation on the cover. You could find a really nice one or have one made out of fabric, lace, etc. I'm sure she will have a ton of pictures to fill it with.\n\nDecorated a basket (bought at a second hand store) filled with Hershey kisses and hugs, bottle of cheap wine and glasses (could even be second hand) or strawberry's etc. put it in their vehicle or room for their wedding night.\n\nYou could also make a towel cake with things from her registry and fill it with as much or as little as you want depending on your budget. http://www.thinkwedding.com/art-wedding_...
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Gift Certificate to a local Spa
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It depends.\nHow much money do you have.\n\nOnline:  to get ideas\nQVC, and HSN dot com\nJCPenneys\nKohls\nMacy's\n\nnot much money - the dollar store for candles and candle holders, pretty ribbon and pretty bags plus Christmas decorations....price check on Isle #1  $1.00!
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I am a part-time event and wedding coordinator.  This is the information I give to clients.\n\nFor close friends/family; it is expected that a wedding gift will be in the neighborgood of $75 to $100 (or more depending upon the relationship).\nFor a friend/work associate/lesser acquaintance; $40 to $60\n\nShower gifts are typically in the range of $25 to $35 dollars no matter what the relationship.  If you are hosting a shower, it is not necessary for you to give an additional gift because the shower is considered your gift.\n\nIt is customary for the shower gift to cost less than the wedding gift.  Remember that the bride and groom will be appreciative of whatever you give.\n\nGood luck!\n\nCheers,\nShauna
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"How long is a piece of string?"\n\nWell really you could expect to pay from £10 per hour up to £60! Generally you do get what you pay for. If you are looking for a designer, take a look at their previous work and make sure they have the talent you need.\n\nIf you do decide to go ahead, you may want to get a project based price (i.e.: they agree to do your work for a fixed price - which cannot go up).\n\nGet it all in a contract!\n\nStewart
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Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
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If you only have 100....you need to scale your giving list down.  Scale back friends before family.....try to get the list down to ten or fifteen.\n\nWith what is left....why not make a calandar with pictures taken throughout the year.  Your computer software should have a template for making a calandar.  All you need is paper and a stapler!!\n\nIf you insist on giving all 25 people a present.  I would start hitting some yard sales or garage sales in your area.  You can always find interesting things at them....and most for under a couple of bucks!!!  Buy Christmas wrap in bulk....one big roll should wrap all your gifts!!\n\nGo on Craigslist....look for free stuff.  You never know what you may find for free.  One person's junk is another person's fabuluos Christmas present!!!\n\nGood luck with that!!!
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A great idea for a personal and unique gift is a handmade painting made from a photo that you send.\n\nCheck out this site: www.paintyourlife.com\n\nThe prices are reasonable and the outcome is amazing.
854092
Well, I think that you should definitely charge to for schools or parties. A rasonable rate is 50 dollars for an hour, especially since he'll have to wear that suit, and it does get warm and uncomfortable. I think at that rate you will also make enough to purchase some nice gifts for each other, and your kids/family if you have them. I think, however, to give back to the community, after he does his rounds where is is making money, he should visit the sick kids ward at the local hospital to spread some happiness to kids in need. It will make you and him feel good, but also will bring Christmas cheer to the kids.
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Be a true giver.  Do not place restriction/s on your gift.  I suggest you buy her a $600.00 piece of gold, like a thick necklace and leave it in the box in which it came and no gift wrap with the receipt inside the stapled store bag.  That is a gift which will be well received and you will have the real satisfaction of having truly given and if she is not fully satisfied with it then she may exchange it for purchasing another or whatever it is that she wants more.  That will please her more than words can say and you will have the satisfaction of having given a real gift without limits placed upon it.  A meaningful hug and kiss/es will add a thing to it.  Have a nice day.
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You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good
839526
Sell "Holiday Grams", it would be a short note that the sender writes and xmas lollipop sent to someone in their class (say like 2nd period on Dec 15th). Charge two or three dollars. My school used to do this to raise money during each major holiday
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BE PREPARED TO PAY.  UNLESS YOUR A FLORAL DESIGNER WHO IS GOING TO ARRANGE THEM?   PLEASE DONT SAY YOUR FRIENDS OR FAMILY!!!
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What about baking something and really making the presentation pretty with colorful cellophane paper (the one you wrap baskets with?).  Then tie it up with pretty colorful bows.  Attach a little colorful note that wishes them a good holiday and how much you appreciate their friendship.\n\nMaybe a little basket of popcorn balls, each a different color?\n(the ones where you add foodcoloring)\n\nOr maybe cute-looking gingerbread men?\n\nYes, this is time-consuming but it will save you money.\n\nBuy the presentation stuff (paper, ribbons) at dollar store type of places.\n\n\nOr instead, how about a nice candle for each friend (dollarstores have cool ones) and concentrate on the presentation by wrapping it with ribbons.  \nDon't wrap it, since its a small simple gift.  Just hand it to them and say "I got a little something for all my friends....Merry Christmas."
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Give a party for a reduced rate and make sure the host gives out your card. Word of mouth is probably really important in your business.
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Usually you try to at least pay them the amount of your plate.  If for one person they spent $75/plate, then you give them $100.  Also, please remember that you need to do that for each person in your family.