talking of wedding presents lol

[mycats]

When we get married next year we are thinking of askin people not to give us presents but instead to give donations to Yorkhill Childrens Hospital, where Mr Cat's niece was treated for serious heart problems as a baby.
Do you think thats ok? or will it seem cheeky?

[mycats]

no no I take it back I want my turnip!! lol
(yeah haysi- you should see him in a kilt! very nice lol)

[haysi06]

LOL, I can still remember his blimps PMSL

(kidding Steggymatey, you know I luvs ya xxxxxxxxxx)

[Drisgirl]

Well thats the Argos voucher out the road lol

Brill idea hun -as you know Mum and Dad had their Golden Wedding in Jan and they asked for donations in lieu of pressies- for the RNLI (u know why)- and everyone was thrilled cos what do you give people when they have most things xxxxx

I would stiil get that neep aff Steg like lol

[LoftyLottie]

Andy, I'm not that old!!! ;o)

I think you have misunderstood me somewhat.

I think wedding present lists have been around as long as I remember.

What I think is fairly modern (and very rude too!) is the wedding present list going out with the wedding invitation.
I think it is presumptious.

I think it is nice to have a list that you can give to people when they ask what you would like as a present. Not all people (myself included) want to give a present from a list and like to be a bit individual if they can.

[10071969]

check ur spellings???????????????????????????????????

[andy-hughes]

Yes, you are right Lofty Lottie - and I agree, a list with an invite is very presumptuous, and rude.