If an adult invite says no gifts
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Anonymous
| Do you bring a gift? |
Anonymous
| Seriously? |
Anonymous
Ikr? |
Anonymous
| Honestly, don't. They put it for a reason. I know it feels strange, but I personally don't want gifts. The gift is my friends came and I get to spend time with them. |
Anonymous
| Bring a nice card and a bottle of wine as a hostess gift (assuming the party is in someone’s home). |
Anonymous
No. Don’t bring wine, because that is a gift. Really, people ffs. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| If it said no gifts I wouldn’t bring a gift, but I would bring a card. Honestly I could see myself putting that on an invitation. I have so much STUFF already in too small of a house. |
Anonymous
| I'd bring a wad of cash just in case. |
Anonymous
| I always bring a gift. If it says no gifts, that really means no huge boxed gifts. Something small and expensive is what they want |
Anonymous
No. Not this. |
Anonymous
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Bring a card.
If it’s something they are hosting bring a small hostess gift (Godiva makes a 6-piece box for like $13). |
Anonymous
Agree times one million. When I say no gifts I mean NOTHING not even cash. Not even wine. It's not a put on or a lie. NOTHING. Why you may ask? Because then I have to take mental energy to get you a gift when it's time for your party. Let's just stop this for adults. |
Anonymous
| Are we struggling with the definition of the word "no?" |
Anonymous
Apparently. |