11/6 Wedding gift ideas under $200. Unique but not weird. Help?
\_ Race of the couple? White? Asian? Mixed? Whitewashed Asian?
\_ White, East Coastian
\_ uh-oh, picky white people. NG.
\_ Is that New Englander, New Yorker, Mid-Atlantic
or what?
\_ if they have a registry, just look at the registry.
(yes, it is not unique, but at least they get what they asked for)
\_ The most annoying gifts are the "unique but not weird" gifts.
Why would you do this?
\_ I agree. Just buy something off their registry.
You're helping the newlywed couple to start off their lives
with some gifts of necessity, not some gift that may amuse
you.
\_ The registry is really only for people who don't know the
couple well. If you're close, you should buy them
something real. -tom
\_ though it helps to keep the couple from receving three
KitchenAid Mixers. --Jon
\_ Go to Gump's. Or get them a gift certificate to a day spa.
\_ Thanks. This seems to have what I was after.
\_ you're welcome. i have had some good luck there
finding unusual but tasteful gifts. --chris
\_ Cash, the Asian way. Asians HATE gifts, they know gifts are cheap
(you know, vase, glassware, etc)
\- by "asian" do you mean chinese/oriental? indians prefer
gold. --psb
\_ Speak for yourself. Indians prefer cash, gold is
not sufficiently convertible.
\_ oriental is not PC when referring to people. It's just
as bad as using Asian. (South)East Asian is more proper.
\_ Yes, give GOLD for their wedding.
\_ If Asian, you must give 18K gold, otherwise it's
just as bad.
\_ 18K gold will get you spit on. 22K or higher
only.
\_ 22K weights a tons and are two soft.
\_ 18K is to impure to use as a convertible
currency in most asian countries, which
is why 22K or higher is prefered. |