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Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
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baghag
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Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
DH and I were invited to a wedding in India for one of his coworkers. We can't make it, but would like to send something.
Can anyone suggest anything? I don't know much about Indian wedding etiquitte and don't want to screw it up.
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Posted 12/3/10 1:39 PM  |
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DGoldfarb0776
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
Just one question, is it a Hindu ceremony?
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| Posted 12/3/10 6:47 PM |
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justmefornow
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
If you mean a coworker that lives here in the States, then I would just send a check and card to their address here!
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| Posted 12/3/10 7:10 PM |
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HeathKernandez
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
Posted by justmefornow
If you mean a coworker that lives here in the States, then I would just send a check and card to their address here!
I agree
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| Posted 12/4/10 12:40 AM |
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baghag
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
Yes, it's a Hindu ceremony.
Prithvi lives and works in New Delhi.
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| Posted 12/4/10 7:54 AM |
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DGoldfarb0776
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
Since it's a Hindu ceremony (just wanted to check before I answered your question)..cash/check is fine if you wanted to do that, but it has to be an amount ending in a 1..for instance instead of $50, give $51.
That's because it's considered to be auspicious amount and good luck for the couple.
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| Posted 12/4/10 11:45 AM |
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Re: Gift suggestions for an Indian wedding?
Posted by DGoldfarb0776
Since it's a Hindu ceremony (just wanted to check before I answered your question)..cash/check is fine if you wanted to do that, but it has to be an amount ending in a 1..for instance instead of $50, give $51.
That's because it's considered to be auspicious amount and good luck for the couple.
True!
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| Posted 12/4/10 12:16 PM |
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