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Cash Wedding Gift Requests
Wedding Poems Asking for Money As Gift, Cash Wedding Gift
How to request money (cash) as a wedding gift is one of the most challenging etiquette issues H2Bs and W2Bs face as they plan their weddings.
It's not that long ago when even gift lists were considered bad form but common sense has prevailed and couples no longer need to endure duplicate toasters, multiple kettles etc and ornaments destined for the first available car trunk sale.
Because of the trend to live together before marriage (and therefore the couple already have an established home), it is now appropriate to ask for cash money rather than gifts.
Most wedding guests readily appreciate that, for modern newlyweds, monetary gifts are far more useful to them than a traditional wedding gift.
It is advisable to decide in advance what your cash wedding gifts are going to be spent on. Guests will appreciate, and are more likely to feel more comfortable, giving cash if they know how their cash gift will be spent. For example money towards big ticket items for the home or honeymoon. If for the honeymoon, registering with a travel shop is a good option.
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Jack & Jill have registered with XYZ travel. If you would like to help make their honeymoon dreams come true you can contribute via....etc (add details here)
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We have been living together for some (12) years now and have everything a home could need, however, if you feel you would like to purchase something we would greatly appreciate XYZ travel vouchers!!
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We have lots more wedding poems asking for money as gift to follow
If you know any wedding poems asking for money as gift we would appreciate an email to jb@jonbratton.com
Wishing Well or Money Tree
More wedding poems asking for money as gift, specifically using a Cash Wedding Wishing Well or a Money Tree at your wedding reception?
These are becoming increasingly popular as they provide, what some think is, a more tasteful way for guests to hand over gifts of cash to you.
The concept is that you get the information out by word of mouth to wedding guests that you are going to have a cash wishing well or money tree at your wedding reception.
Or if you prefer, you could do it by a wedding poem asking for money as gift
We lived together before this wedding So we have a home, full of toasters and bedding So what to get for the bride & groom Whose house is set up in every room? To save you looking, shopping and buying, Here's an idea you might like trying! We need (new flooring) and (a new table) too, But registering for huge items ain't the thing to do So please put some money into a card, Now make a wish.... see, that wasn't hard! Now we've saved you all the fuss, We hope you'll come and celebrate with us! A (wishing well) (money tree) will be at the reception hall To deposit your wishes... Thanks and love to all.
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The cash wishing well is then placed at your reception venue and guests can slip in their monetary gifts and/or wedding cards.
You could decorate the wishing well with your wedding colors so that it blends in with the style of your wedding reception venue.
Have a look on the internet as there are lots of different types available ranging from cardboard to proper wooden wells.
You could place a sign near the wishing well with some wording explaining what it is for or (even better I think) a poem such as:
Because at first we lived in sin We've got the sheets and a rubbish bin A gift from you, would be swell But we'd prefer a donation to our Wishing Well
More than just kisses so far we've shared, Our home has been made with Love and Care, Most things we need we've already got, And in our home we can't fit a lot!
A wishing well we thought would be great, (But only if you wish to participate), A gift of money is placed in the well, Then make a wish .... but shhh don't tell!
Once we've replaced the old with the new, We can look back and say it was thanks to you! And in return for your kindness, we're sure That one day soon you will get what you wished for.
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This wishing well before you here Has a purpose that's pretty clear. Please drop some (green) (dough) (ackers) (spondooly) into the slot, Please don't skimp...make it a lot!(LOL) We would think it pretty nifty If it was at least a fifty. After all it cost us lots of money To plan this day and our moon of honey!
Thank you,
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Including the Request for Cash Money in the Invitation
More wedding poems asking for money as gift
Some say word of mouth through the bridal party and family is the best way to get the message across
However, it is our view that wedding poems asking for money as gift, in the invitations, are appropriate
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If you were thinking of giving a gift, To help us on our way. A gift of cash towards our house, Would really make our day. However, if you prefer to purchase a gift, Feel free to surprise us in your own way."
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Please find within this poem Information just for you, With some rules and regulations That we both insist you do.
Save the date of (Saturday 17th June) Is the first thing to say To share the love and happiness On our wedding day.
The second one is vital If you're to be our guest, To eat, drink and be merry Or do your very best.
The third one is an order So don't bring two left feet, As when the evening comes around You MUST dance to the beat.
The fourth rule can be broken We really do not mind, But if you choose to follow it Thank you for being kind.
We've been together for a few years And have a lovely home, There are not too many items now We don't already own.
So if your thoughts were on a gift Your presence will suffice, But if you really feel the need Then travel vouchers would be nice.
The choice is really up to you And we would like to say We hope you come, enjoy yourselves And have a lovely day.
We are looking to use XYZ as our travel agents.
XYZ vouchers can be purchased from any of their main street stores with many of the branches stocking the vouchers where others will need to order them in advance.
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"We already have a lovely fully furnished home but would like to buy 'big' things like new carpets, wooden flooring for downstairs, and a new dining room table. So... we would welcome a monetary contribution to put towards the things we need to make our house our nice and cosy, married home."
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Love the joy of choosing gifts?And wrapping the chosen captive?If thoughts elude in this regard... money is attractive!
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You're invited to our wedding When we both say "I do" And, as you know, we've been "I doing" (For at least a year or two) or (For quite some time, that's true)
Therefore there's no wedding list The household things we need are few So if you're thinking of a wedding gift Money's the practical thing to do
Suggest the couple then hand write
"Cheques must be accompanied by a bankers card" or "Used fivers under the park bench" or "By the wheelbarrow load, please"
JB © 2007
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This invites you to witness (Name and Name) say ''I Do'' If you wish to give something Here's a clue for you
Be it kettle or toaster, They do have the lot So rather than give them Something they've got...
Larger items are needed And on these they must spend So cash is appreciated, Hope this doesn't offend
We'd love you to come to our wedding We look forward to seeing you there. But please could you do us a favour? And show us you really do care.
We have all the toasters we need And kettles are easy to find Bed linen we have in abundance And clocks that we don't have to wind
The glasses we have are quite lovely And the cutlery still has it's shine The ornaments all have their places And the furniture all looks just fine.
The white ware is even still gleaming The microwave cooks up a treat The washer is still quite effective And the iron still keeps our clothes neat.
So if you'd like to give us a present Save a trip to the stores or the net It's the money we'd rather be getting And its easier to wrap it, we bet.
So please come help join us together Help celebrate our special day But please don't come loaded with boxes They would only get in our way!
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Unsure in our minds, of what we may need, Not wanting to offend, or show any greed, We have the essentials to be living in sin, A kettle, a toaster, and even a bin. So , vouchers are requested, in order to proceed, With the purchases that we, will eventually need.
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The date has been set and we'd love you to come, To our wedding in (place name), a long way for some, All you must do, is decide what to wear, Then polish your jewellery and comb up your hair.
Don't worry about gifts, don't buy us a yacht, The things that we need, we've already got. Our home is quite compact, we may have to move Then our storage and space will surely improve.
Don't go out shopping or get yourself stressed, Don't alter your plans for a pre wedding rest. If you want to be generous, despite what we've said, Then save all the hassle and do this instead.....
Don't know how to word this but will give it our best shot.. Contributions are most welcome, we'll go somewhere hot! A honeymoon would be marvellous, to start off our life, In our long winding journey, as new husband and wife!
Thank you
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