19 Unspoken Gift-Giving Etiquette Rules
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19 Unspoken Gift-Giving Etiquette Rules
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Don't Ask People What They Want
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Do Buy Off the Registry
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A Gift Receipt Is Always a Good Idea
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If You're Giving a Gift Card, Always Present It With a Note
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Don't Show Up to a Party at Someone's Home Empty-Handed
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Before You Give Your Boss a Gift, Check Your Company's Policy
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If You're Giving Gifts to Some Co-Workers and Not Others, Be Discrete About It
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You Should Bring a Gift to a Housewarming Party -- but It Doesn't Need To Be Pricey
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Spend Between $20 and $100 on Shower Gifts
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You Don't Need To Spend More Than $25 on a Gift for a Child That Isn't Your Own
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You Don't Have To Spend as Much on Someone as They Spend On You
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You Don't Have To Bring a Gift to an Engagement Party
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Spend at Least $50 on a Wedding Gift
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If You Don't Have a Lot To Spend On a Wedding Gift, Do a Group Gift
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Cash Is an Acceptable Wedding Gift
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Don't Wait Too Long To Send a Wedding Gift
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Avoid Regifting
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Presentation Matters
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Always Send a Thank You Note
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Are you filled with dread every time you're invited to a party? Wondering what gift to give and when to give it? Learn these simple gift-giving etiquette rules.