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Right, this wedding I am going to this afternoon.
The bride and groom have asked for cash instead of gifts, although they have asked for it part of me still feels uncomfortable giving cash as it's such an impersonal gift. So my question to you b3ta is.. Should I just give them the cash that could probably do with OR do I go along take lots of nice pictures reportage style (they have paid the photographer just to take the basic photos of everyone standing in certain places) play about with the piccies make some black and white ones of people straightening dresses and messing with hair and make them an album as a gift that they will have to keep forever?

If you can't be arsed reading all that who do you want to win the Britain's Got Talent final?
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:28, archived)
everton
money sounds a bit cold.. take the photos
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:31, archived)
Give them cash
it might be impersonal but if that's what they've asked for then that's what they probably need.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:31, archived)
but how much?

(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:32, archived)
I was going to give them £50 if I decide to go with Cash.

(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:33, archived)
Sounds about right to me
The photos are a lovely idea but I know so many married couples that just need to mend up the finances after a wedding
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:35, archived)
This
weddings aren't cheap.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:34, archived)
I'm off to a wedding do this evening
I got them a giftcard. As I'm shit at buying stuff and am as creative as dead horse.

I would do the impersonal gift thing, as I would fear whatever I would have made would be a piece of shit.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:35, archived)
Give them the gift.
You're the giver - it's your choice, not theirs.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:36, archived)
Susan Boyle.
not because I give a fuck, but because I've got a £25 no-lose bet on her and I like free money.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:37, archived)
Give them a kettle with a quid in it
Nice surprise, like.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:38, archived)
In pennies.

(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:41, archived)
/read as squid

(, Sat 30 May 2009, 12:42, archived)
You want to give them some dicked-about pictures of gurning relatives
when they desperately need to pay off the crippling debt they've accrued hosting the entire affair and funding their life together. How fucking selfish of you. Cough up.
(, Sat 30 May 2009, 14:06, archived)