Should a bride and groom return their gifts to the senders if they divorce within a year? What would be the time frame on this rule if it is in place? Should there be a divorce announcement? What if some of the gifts have been opened and used (like sheets) but some have not? What about a cash gift?
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Re: [emilynn] Return Wedding Gifts if Divorce?
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No, wedding gifts are only returned if the marriage doesn't take place (which is why gifts should not be used until after the wedding).
You wouldn't send out a formal announcement about your divorce. If you want to write a personal letter to friends and family that would be more appropriate. Top Wedding Questions Forum Moderator - "Write your sorrows in the sand, your blessings in stone".
Return Wedding Gifts if Divorce?
