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marierunsfast


Jul 16, 2007, 1:13 PM

Post #1 of 2 (628 views)
     Bridal Shower  

My nephew is getting married in September. My adult daughters (22 & 27) are not invited to the wedding - they haven't be included in any family function for the last 6 years (due to my interfering mother). Anyway, I have received a bridal shower invitation. I don't see either my nephew or his fiance from one year to another. I am unable to attend this shower as my youngest daughter requires my assistance in moving on the day of the shower.

I have called & declined the invitation.

My question is: am I obligated to send a gift? The invitation identified the bridal registry's and also said "Monetary Gifts are appreciated" ..



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Jul 16, 2007, 1:19 PM

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     Re: [marierunsfast] Bridal Shower [In reply to]  

You're not obligated to attend since only those close to the bride and groom should be invited to a shower. You;re not obligated to send a gift unless you'd like to.

The part about money gifts is improper and rather tacky since the whole premise of the shower is the opening of gifts.

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