Q&A: Wedding gifts. If someone tries to be thoughtful would you keep the gift?

05. Sep, 2011 10 Comments

Question by adobeprincess:Wedding gifts. If someone tries to be careful that you keep the gift? My boyfriend and I are trying to get a nice gift for your wedding sisters. I know my mom sentimental about your wedding gifts. I’m trying to get something that she will be sentimental. I know some brides I can not wait to return things. Would you be emotional if someone has a gift that was high quality and thoughtful? We are taking into account tase and buy something that is rarely returned. What do you think? Metal is a very epensive.http: / / www.nambe.comVamos to buy something along the lines of metal, because it is what they are famosos.A who likes it and follow what someone thought for a? It is a gift not deseado.Lo Sorry, but this came in the wrong category of a question anterior.Me like to have these items for wedding gifts. If you can only pay a small piece that is what I do. Someone bought a bowl for me for graduation. It’s small, but very agradable.Lo disgussed and go with the contemporary, because I think you’ll like it mejor.Mejor response: Reply

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10 Responses to “Q&A: Wedding gifts. If someone tries to be thoughtful would you keep the gift?”

tweety Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 6:25 am

yes
scarletts_mommy Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 7:06 am

I would definitely keep it. That company makes really nice things.
cwgrlmeiniowa Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 7:24 am

if it was me i would keep it
*~HoNeYBeE~* Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 8:20 am

yes if i got that for a gift, i would keep it. get something pretty and useful!!
misstikal311 Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 8:59 am

Nambe has very classy elegant products, so I think you are making a good choice. If u know what they like and see something that u know they’d love go for it. Just make sure its something they can use. I just got married 2 yrs ago, and if someone would have got me something from there, I wouldnt have returned it. Im sure she will love whatever u pick out. Anything from there is thoughtful..
ppellet Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 9:49 am

When and if I get married I would keep all gifts.
I know that some have a difficult time figuring out what to get, but they put the most thought into their gift. ;>)
hs senior Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 10:28 am

The items are pretty but you also have to put into consideration of how that will “match” with the other items in their home and whether it is useful to them. Even if it was a sentimental thing, I wouldn’t know where to put something like that if it does not fit in my home. I think that’s one of the reasons people return gifts, it either does not fit well with what they already have or is not useful. I, personally, would return things that are not useful to me because I would rather not deal with the clutter…..
Lil' Dog Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 10:35 am

These are classy items. Especially if it’s something they’ve registered for or expressed an interest in, then there isn’t any reason they should return it. I kept everything I got at my wedding and some of it was a little weird, but the people who sent it meant well.
kickinupfunf Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 10:56 am

It does seem that couples these day will take back gifts to get money instead and then buy something big for themselves.

However, because it is a relative they most likely would keep what you buy, but then if is something they would never use, like silver it may just lay around forever and never even find its place out of the cabinet.

If they have registered it might be best to go and see what they wanted. And buy that, know that whatever you get them they will use, in one way or the other.
welches_grape_jelly Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 11:09 am

If you know what the couple likes, then it’s a great choice.
It will give them a start on decorations that are “theirs” not “his” or “hers”. It’s tasteful and elegant, not too loud or bright. Easy to find a place for metal home decor over bright garish plastics.

I didn’t return any of my gifts, but some did get put up out of site for everyday purposes. I thought that if the person spent their time and money to choose me and hubby a gift, who was I to say that it wasn’t a good choice? Whenever I take some of them out, I remember the person that gave the gift, and I smile. Then it goes back in a box, but I will always keep and cherish it because it came from someone that cared enough to get a gift to celebrate my wedding.

What can I say, I’m a sentimental sap!