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Michelina627
LIF Adult
Member since 2/06 1071 total posts
Name:
Michelle
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Communion gift
What would you give for a Communion gift for the daughter of someone at work?
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Posted 4/17/07 11:30 AM  |
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jxnoscar
Baby Delicious!
Member since 8/06 4156 total posts
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Nancy
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Re: Communion gift
How close are you to this person? Are you attending a party?
You could do a check for $50-$100 depending on how close you are with the mother. You could also do a nice rosary bead set as well
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| Posted 4/17/07 11:32 AM |
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Michelina627
LIF Adult
Member since 2/06 1071 total posts
Name:
Michelle
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Re: Communion gift
My DH and I will both be attending the party at a restaurant after the church.
As for the girls' dad - we've been working together for 3 years, and have known each other for 3.5. He has helped me professionally, but we don't hang out outside of work.
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| Posted 4/17/07 11:36 AM |
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TeddyBear922
LIF Adult
Member since 8/06 1265 total posts
Name:
Chris
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Re: Communion gift
I would do at least $100.00.
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| Posted 4/17/07 1:33 PM |
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My2Boys
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Re: Communion gift
We have a Communion party soon for someone I'm not super close to. We were much better friends years ago. I think I'm giving $100 (no less than that and no more than $150). I'm not getting her anything "sentimental" because I know her family and closest friends will do that.
Message edited 4/17/2007 1:38:33 PM.
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| Posted 4/17/07 1:38 PM |
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MrsMerlot
Unconditional Love
Member since 4/06 6005 total posts
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Chrissy
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Re: Communion gift
$100-$150 max.
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| Posted 4/17/07 1:38 PM |
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chikita315
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M-lo
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Re: Communion gift
Regardless of who it is, if the party is at a restaurant/catering hall, I give a minimum of $100
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| Posted 4/17/07 1:39 PM |
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LIF Adolescent
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Re: Communion gift
Posted by ChrissynRicky
$100-$150 max.
I agree. Money is always good, because the parents can pool the monetary gifts and put into a savings/college fund or something like that -- at least that's what I would do when I have kids.
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| Posted 4/17/07 1:43 PM |
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