I'm getting married on the 7th of June and my daughter(8) and son(7) will be pageboy and flower girl. My partner and I are struggling to think of gifts for them. Does anyone have ideas/ done the same? We want to.spend about £10 each but want it to be memorable for them. Help!
what to buy my pageboy and flower girl?
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Get them supersoakers filled with non-water soluble red and blue ink.
I guarantee you a day that absolutely no one in attendance will ever forget.
I guarantee you a day that absolutely no one in attendance will ever forget.
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Surely you know what your own son and daughter are into better than OcUK?
However I cannot look past fake poo and an airhorn.
However I cannot look past fake poo and an airhorn.
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Depends how much you want to spend and the type of thing you want to get them, I mean you could get them something special like a watch/locket etc or just something they really want right now.
Don't see why it has to be material either, could take them on a family holiday or trip to a theme park.
Congratulations by the way.
Don't see why it has to be material either, could take them on a family holiday or trip to a theme park.
Congratulations by the way.
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Maybe some sort of book that you think will be special to them. I've received a lot of books over the years, and they have been treasured a hell of a lot more than anything else I own (please don't buy the Bible). I have a dictionary that my grandfather gave me years ago. I know it's just a dictionary, and I never actually use it, but part of the memory of him is in that book.
I was a page boy and my sister was the flower girl for an aunt and uncle when we were a similar age to your children. We have always just remembered it, despite it being a fairly long time ago. As I remember it, she was far more interested in looking at people and asking me questions than she was in the actual wedding, hah. Very typical!
I was a page boy and my sister was the flower girl for an aunt and uncle when we were a similar age to your children. We have always just remembered it, despite it being a fairly long time ago. As I remember it, she was far more interested in looking at people and asking me questions than she was in the actual wedding, hah. Very typical!
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so your daughter is pageboy and your son flower girl???
joking aside what toys are they into? you could get them sweets (£10 worth of strawberry bon bons
)without knowing what toys they like, we cant really know what to get them
This is what my Dad and Stepmother did for me for their wedding when I was 10, got me a hardback set of the current Harry Potters and LotR.
Bloody youth of today. In my day we had to make do with Lambert & Butler and a Kestrel Black. No idea of the value of a pound these days!
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best of luck for you.
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