Engagement present ideas?
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Thanks for the advice.
I was initially going to get that but decided against it as I think a few people might get them something like that.
Instead, I got them a set of 3 stainless steel pots since they've just started renting a flat and have a lack of pots!
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Erm pots are great and everything..... but what are you going to get the boyfriend?(Original post by ScottishShortiex)
Thanks for the advice. I was initially going to get that but decided against it as I think a few people might get them something like that.
Instead, I got them a set of 3 stainless steel pots since they've just started renting a flat and have a lack of pots!
Might I suggest a remote controlled helicopter or decent lightsaber like this:
These are the gifts I'd expect if it were from people that cared about me.
I guess you just don't care about your sisters fiances' happiness OP. I am disappoint.
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Well its a joint present so I'm sure he'll be happy with the pots too!(Original post by amime)
Erm pots are great and everything..... but what are you going to get the boyfriend?
Might I suggest a remote controlled helicopter or decent lightsaber like this:
These are the gifts I'd expect if it were from people that cared about me.
I guess you just don't care about your sisters fiances' happiness OP. I am disappoint.
I'll keep the lightsaber idea in mind when I'm choosing their wedding present in a few years time.
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Re: Engagement present ideas?I got 3 copies of this book when we got engaged....(Original post by ScottishShortiex)
My step-sister and her boyfriend have recently got engaged and their engagement party is on Friday. I have no idea what to buy them as an engagement present? Something around £20-25. Any ideas?
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Oh dear. And Amazon only have 10 left in stock too....(Original post by The_Procrastinator)
I got 3 copies of this book when we got engaged....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wedding-Plan...0840104&sr=8-1
We just got money which was a pleasant surprise, I didn't know we got anything! -
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Re: Engagement present ideas?(Original post by ScottishShortiex)
I'm sure he'll be happy with the pots too!
Joking...kinda.
What would the pots be for? Could you plant something in them so they're not empty pots. -
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Damn it! I wish I'd got them this!(Original post by The_Procrastinator)
I got 3 copies of this book when we got engaged....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wedding-Plan...0840104&sr=8-1
Haha no! They aren't plant pots...they're normal kitchen pots (that you use for cooking!)(Original post by TKC)
Joking...kinda.
What would the pots be for? Could you plant something in them so they're not empty pots.
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Re: Engagement present ideas?Hehe.(Original post by ScottishShortiex)
They aren't plant pots...they're normal kitchen pots (that you use for cooking!)
Shame, I thought you might be going for the symbolism of a new flower blossoming.
Which could have backfired terribly if the plants died.
