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How much do you spend on Christmas presents?

PrincessZara

Just Curious :smile:

Reply 1

Magicxr

Original post by PrincessZara

Just Curious :smile:

0 lol.
I do not live in A christian country.
But I don't want to ruin your celebration, so happy Christmas :smile:

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 2

PrincessZara

Original post by Magicxr

0 lol.
I do not live in A christian country.
But I don't want to ruin your celebration, so happy Christmas :smile:

You don't have to live in a certain country to celebrate Xmas

Reply 3

Truflais

Hmmmm all in all maybes £300 or so.

Reply 4

Magicxr

Original post by PrincessZara

You don't have to live in a certain country to celebrate Xmas

Yes, you are right PrincessZara, but it's a family holiday, so you celebrate it with your family.
But I got to say , from all the holidays in the world , it's one of the coolest, with the presents and everything.
And don't your parents buy the decorations?.
Save money so you can buy a present :wink:

Reply 5

PrincessZara

Original post by Magicxr

What would you like :smile:

Reply 6

Magicxr

Original post by PrincessZara

What would you like :smile:

Haha.
No I meant , let your parents pay for the decorations so you can buy yourself a nice present :smile:

Reply 7

PrincessZara

Original post by Magicxr

Haha.
No I meant , let your parents pay for the decorations so you can buy yourself a nice present :smile:

ohh ;P didn't read it properly ha ah :tongue:

Reply 8

Magicxr

Original post by PrincessZara

ohh ;P didn't read it properly ha ah :tongue:

How much are you going to spend ?.

Reply 9

orange crush

£100 maybe

Like £30 on each of my parents, £20 on my sister, £10 on cards and stuff, then I'll just buy a round of drinks for my friends once exams are over

Reply 10

PrincessZara

Original post by Magicxr

How much are you going to spend ?.

none :P not going to celebrate xmas this year

Reply 11

Davalla

Original post by PrincessZara

none :P not going to celebrate xmas this year

Are you going to refuse any presents that you may or may not receive?

Reply 12

SophieSmall

However much I can afford. Since I have good budgeting skills I have managed to be able to spend between £300-400 this year to get presents for my whole family.

Reply 13

Magicxr

Original post by PrincessZara

none :P not going to celebrate xmas this year

Why?.
It's a cool holiday, and I not even christian ( I am an atheist).

Reply 14

Asolare

Depends how much I can afford, don't have a job at present so I'm having to try and limit myself a bit to around £75 (of which £25 is going to one person).

Last year I spent in the region of £120 or so.

Reply 15

Illiberal Liberal

Way too much...

But nowhere near as much as will be spent on me :u:

Reply 16

PrincessZara

Original post by Magicxr

Why?.
It's a cool holiday, and I not even christian ( I am an atheist).

oh cause family reason typa thingy

Reply 17

joey11223

Aiming to spend a bit less this year due to going a bit overboard last time, so about...

£60-80 on Partner (before we'd do significantly more at times, but we've agreed to lower it to due to saving for a deposit)

£40-50 on Parents

£20-30 on Step Dad

There's a few other people to buy for, which will be around £10-20.

Reply 18

Goaded

I have 8 siblings, and I'm an auntie to 8 (almost 9!!) two of my brothers are married as well, so they're wives need presents too. Plus all my friends... maybe about £600- £700.. :tongue: