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What would be a nice wedding gift?

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Had a four day weekend for Diwali.... and this city really does celebrate diwali in a grand way.
Saw these cute little diya (lamp) designs outside a shop... I am going to get one of these design making kits when I go home.

Had to select the wedding invitation cards for Arun's wedding, so Saturday was spent working on the invitation script, deciding the pattern and the designs. I am already excited thinking about all the weddings coming up.... I have to start buying gifts. So people who are getting married please tell me what you would really like.
P.S:Charmaineeee you can give it a rest, your wedding is not anytime soon.
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wildeyes said…
ahhhhh, kavideyyyyyyyyy u know me too well :D. i was just gonna type out my list....

anyway how come u buy all these kits n all when ur in ncoil? ur chennai n u wanna buy them in ncoil??

useless!!!
3:08 PM
Appletini said…
I like it when people tell me what they want. It may lose it's surprise elemenent, but hey, I want to get you something that you are going to use :)
8:49 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm giving you the list now so that you can start saving money.
1.Washing Machine
2.Dish Washer
3.A Maid

thats all for now
8:59 PM
Karen Xavier said…
Charmaine and nameeta, you guys will never improve. And nameeta, slave system does not exist in this age... a maid, it seems! Megh's these kits are not there in Nagercoil. There they follow the old fashioned way, squatting.

Appletini, yeah I wish people had asked me what I wanted when I got married. I have so many gifts stacked at home, that I really do not want. (And all you people who do not tell me what you want, will end up getting one of these gifts).
10:29 PM
Bungz said…
You know what i am planning to do with my wedding inviation (when i get married that is)? I am going to print my wishlist... That way i won't end with a million wall-clocks and tea sets... Well, those who insist on getting me those can give me the money instead... :P
5:20 PM
Anonymous said…
1. a wife
2. a wedding
3. a honeymoon.
thats my list :D
11:49 PM
Zak said…
deepika padukone ,rachel weisz,rene zellweger,drew barrymore,jenifor anniston,courtney cox...
12:41 AM
Karen Xavier said…
Oh Bungi... it doesn't happen the way we want it to happen. I wanted to do the exact same thing, but nobody was even open to the idea.

And sajeeve, you are getting a clock... that's it!
11:37 AM
Zak said…
shut up !
11:58 PM
wildeyes said…
kavideyyyy, all those gifts that lying at home, u can give me a few of them, even though its not my wedding. i wont get mad, i promise!
1:44 PM
littlemuch said…
yeah u can give me money, throw in some books uve finished reading as well :D
9:48 PM
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