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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here-- to the PP who genuinely doesn't want gifts, could you please put "no gifts please" on the invite instead? I'm happy to respect your preference but I can only do that if I know about it.[/quote] NP here: maybe they think the phrasing of "no gifts necessary" is less obnoxious than "no gifts please"[/quote] Maybe so, but it's confusing. I the PP's "your presence is your present." Clear, but not phrased as an order. This is OP.[/quote] Apparently not clear though. We put this on DD's invite, and still almost evert guest brought a gift.[/quote] Yep. This has been my experience every time. And (unfortunately) generally it is a present for DD instead of a six-pack for mommy. I think it's clear, but people just disregard it. I do not understand why. [/quote]
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