Nancy Young wrote:
> George Shirley wrote:
>
>> You could always take the easy way out. Go to the wedding and carry a
>> gift card in your pocket. Spot a gift on the table that looks like it
>> would be expensive and very nice. Take the card on the gift off, put
>> your card on. Being careful of course not to be seen.
>>
>> No more gift problems and you can save money by printing the gift card
>> on your computer.
>
> That's funny. Not to open a whole new can of worms, but
> I think it's considered bad form to bring the gift to the wedding,
> it creates a whole huge logistics problem getting them home.
>
> I know, now I'll hear about all the places where wedding gifts are
> opened as part of the festivities.

*shudder* That's horrible. I can almost see having little kids open
gifts at their parties, but even then, there's so much wrong with it.
Take your gifts home, enjoy them, and write your thank-you notes. No
need to put them on display and make a five-year-old try to look pleased
when Aunt Emma gives him underwear again.

Serene