Planning the Perfect Wedding Gift List
Considerations for a gift list - what should you be focussing on?
With society changing so are the ages of people getting married,
this means that there are now many stages when you may or may
not need things. Our quick guide should help you work out which
type of gift list bridge or groom you are and some pointers on
where to focus your list...
1) Require the basics - just starting out in every-way When it
comes to a dinner service or cutlery make sure you get enough
either 6 or 8 place setting - remember there is nothing worse
than getting a set and unable to add to it!
2) Want to upgrade our basics to worthwhile collection - Common
amongst couples who have not lived together and have combined
possessions Some items in the outdoor lifestyle area may apply
here, perhaps planters, lanterns, chrome garden heaters, decking
set & barbecues.
3) The couple who have everything - Common around couples in
their mid to late 30's who have been living together for a while
Gift experience vouchers are perfect, these are things you would
never buy for yourself such as a champagne balloon flight,
driving a fast car or scuba diving lessons?
4) Starting Over - The Gift list for those who have been married
before Although you may not want to Guests will still want to
buy you a gift, so if you want to avoid a range of uncoordinated
presents you should think about a gift list.
Top 5 tips 1) About a third of your list should be under