What Should You Do With Bad Wedding Gifts?
Along with any wedding comes the possibility that you are going to be receiving a few bad wedding gifts. Unfortunately, because you cannot control what people decide to purchase for you, bad wedding gifts are something that are pretty hard to avoid. However, there may be hope when you do receive such bad wedding gifts on your special day. Long gone are the times when you have to grin and bear it when you receive a gift that is just not your style at all.
If you do receive some bad wedding gifts, it is very important that you take note of who actually gave this gift to you. No, you do not want this information so that you can send them hate mail for such poor taste. Regardless of whether you liked the gift or not, you still must recognize their gesture and send them along a thank you note just as with all of your other gifts. In the note, you can name the item and thank them for thinking you and your husband on your special day and so on.
Sometimes, you may find that the gift giver may actually include the sales receipt with the bad wedding gift. If this is the case, then you are really in luck. Now, you have the opportunity to exchange this bad wedding gift for one that you would enjoy much more. When there is no receipt to be found, you can always use the time-honored tradition of re-gifting. After all, what one may find to be trash could be another's treasure! Obviously, you just want to be sure that you never re-gift to the person that you received the bad wedding gift from to begin with!
If you do receive some bad wedding gifts, it is very important that you take note of who actually gave this gift to you. No, you do not want this information so that you can send them hate mail for such poor taste. Regardless of whether you liked the gift or not, you still must recognize their gesture and send them along a thank you note just as with all of your other gifts. In the note, you can name the item and thank them for thinking you and your husband on your special day and so on.
Sometimes, you may find that the gift giver may actually include the sales receipt with the bad wedding gift. If this is the case, then you are really in luck. Now, you have the opportunity to exchange this bad wedding gift for one that you would enjoy much more. When there is no receipt to be found, you can always use the time-honored tradition of re-gifting. After all, what one may find to be trash could be another's treasure! Obviously, you just want to be sure that you never re-gift to the person that you received the bad wedding gift from to begin with!
