Anonymous
05/15/2013 12:57
Subject: graduation gift cost
Anonymous wrote:I think $100 is very generous.
I also think that's very generous for a child's friend.
Anonymous
05/15/2013 10:27
Subject: graduation gift cost
I think $100 is very generous.
Anonymous
05/15/2013 10:05
Subject: Re:graduation gift cost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow. DS gadated HS last year and no one gave him more than $100 (which I thought was generous).
Maybe we just travel in different social circles, you know?
What are your social circles?
Lol, I have no idea how to answer that. I guess my social circle is one that goes big for gifts related to important milestones. Give what you're comfortable with. Gifts should make both the giver and receiver happy.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 18:25
Subject: graduation gift cost
OP here. Calm down ladies, it's just a question that I and many others are wondering the answer to this time of year. No need for nastiness, please.
I like the towel idea, plus a gift card.
I like the towel idea, plus a gift card.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 18:20
Subject: Re:graduation gift cost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow. DS gadated HS last year and no one gave him more than $100 (which I thought was generous).
Maybe we just travel in different social circles, you know?
What are your social circles?
Anonymous
05/14/2013 18:20
Subject: Re:graduation gift cost
Anonymous wrote:Wow. DS gadated HS last year and no one gave him more than $100 (which I thought was generous).
Maybe we just travel in different social circles, you know?
Anonymous
05/14/2013 18:04
Subject: graduation gift cost
When I graduated from HS I got a monogrammed towel in my college colors. A friend's mom did this for all of us. I loved it.
You could do that and $100.
You could do that and $100.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 18:00
Subject: Re:graduation gift cost
Wow. DS gadated HS last year and no one gave him more than $100 (which I thought was generous).
Anonymous
05/14/2013 17:46
Subject: graduation gift cost
I'd spend about $75. Probably just give cash.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 17:44
Subject: graduation gift cost
Anonymous wrote:For a high school grad? $200. Visa Gift card for $100, and maybe a $50 gift card to Starbucks or whatever coffee place the grad likes that's near their college, and a $50 iTunes one or something like that.
College grad? Probably about $500. For a girl, some nice, grownup jewelry.http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/sterling-silver-necklace-sapphire-oval-pendant-1-1-6-ct-tw?ID=694302&CategoryID=9569&LinkType=#fn=GENDER%3DFemale%26sp%3D9%26spc%3D2646
For a college grad that's a boy, maybe a watch.
I have 5 HS graduations this year. I'm doing $100 each. I just can't swing $200.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 17:42
Subject: graduation gift cost
For a high school grad? $200. Visa Gift card for $100, and maybe a $50 gift card to Starbucks or whatever coffee place the grad likes that's near their college, and a $50 iTunes one or something like that.
College grad? Probably about $500. For a girl, some nice, grownup jewelry.http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/sterling-silver-necklace-sapphire-oval-pendant-1-1-6-ct-tw?ID=694302&CategoryID=9569&LinkType=#fn=GENDER%3DFemale%26sp%3D9%26spc%3D2646
For a college grad that's a boy, maybe a watch.
College grad? Probably about $500. For a girl, some nice, grownup jewelry.http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/sterling-silver-necklace-sapphire-oval-pendant-1-1-6-ct-tw?ID=694302&CategoryID=9569&LinkType=#fn=GENDER%3DFemale%26sp%3D9%26spc%3D2646
For a college grad that's a boy, maybe a watch.
Anonymous
05/14/2013 17:33
Subject: graduation gift cost
How much would you spend for a grad gift for your DC's best friends? What would you give? Everyone's having parties, so we would give the gift then.