Would You Send a Card and/or Gift?
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Anonymous
| If you know that your nephew is graduating from high school and he's not sending out announcements or inviting extended family due to a limited number of seats at the ceremony, do you send a card and/or gift? |
Anonymous
| Of course! |
Anonymous
| yes send both. |
Anonymous
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Yes of course.
And most people know a graduation announcement isn't the same thing as a graduation ticket. Most families only get 4 grad tickets total. |
Anonymous
| Sure. Not every area sends announcements. Seems like a gift grab to me. |
Anonymous
| YES! |
Anonymous
| Yes, of course! |
Anonymous
| Yes, I have for all my nieces and nephews. |
Anonymous
| I most certainly would-I would probably send him an even bigger gift because he isn't doing gift-grab announcements! |
Anonymous
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Yes, you should send a check or gift card.
I have about 10 close friends that knew son graduated last year. All except one sent a check. I was amazed because I didn't send out announcements. |
Anonymous
| Absolutely and at least $200 if he's going to college. $100 if he's going to community college or trade school. |
Anonymous
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Why is this even a question?
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Anonymous
| $100 |
Anonymous
| Yes, especially if you are close to him. Announcements are tacky. |
Anonymous
That's odd. Why would you penalize him for going to community college or trade school? |