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What's a good wedding gift when you attend your own parent's next wedding?

Asked by Whattodo (104points) June 29th, 2008

I’m completely stumped. And I’m amazed how any of us are in this weird situation!

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jlm11f's avatar

Do they a wedding registry? If so, I would buy one of the more expensive things on the registry.

Or maybe a weekend stay at some spa nearby? It’s hard to give you suggestions when we know nothing about your parents or their wedding plans/theme and post wedding plans.

Seesul's avatar

to each other?

susanc's avatar

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marinelife's avatar

I disagree with PnL that it must necessarily be an expensive gift. Obviously, it is not a first marriage.

If for some reason, you and siblings are delighted and want to go all out on a gift, get together and get a digital camera for the honeymoon and accompanying toys.

If you are on you own, what about one of the new digital frames for their wedding or honeymoon photos along with a certificate for tech support (handmade from you) if they are likely to need it.

Bri_L's avatar

I bought my mom a really nice picture package and frams for building the start of her new family pictures. I think I did the same thing for my dad actually. They got remarried to other people. I don’t know if that is your situation.

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Knotmyday's avatar

A nice bottle of good (not too dry) champagne, and an engraved bucket.

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