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RM10 chinese wedding dinner angpaos
RM10 chinese wedding dinner angpaos
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Jun 18 2019, 12:55 PM
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Jun 18 2019, 12:59 PM
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QUOTE(Coup De Grace @ Feb 6 2018, 07:59 AM) I just talked to my fren who had his chinese wedding reception last week ok la....the lowest i got was rm20....which i felt is ok alsoHe told me they received 15 RM10 angpao from the guests during that night What do u think about this? RM10 angpaos not acceptable? wedding dinner is not to ask guests pay in fact if they give me a card with blessing also very happy d..no money needed seriously..gen nowadays..if cant afford wedding, kahwin holiday saja |
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Jun 18 2019, 06:08 PM
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QUOTE(Level 60 Wizard @ Jun 18 2019, 12:59 PM) ok la....the lowest i got was rm20....which i felt is ok also yup..cannot b too calculativewedding dinner is not to ask guests pay in fact if they give me a card with blessing also very happy d..no money needed seriously..gen nowadays..if cant afford wedding, kahwin holiday saja |
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Apr 30 2020, 02:15 PM
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I got invited to a wedding recently and I didnt go and here is why.
1) I have to know the couple. One of them would have been a good friend and he or she would have introduced the other at some point and so we know each other. They would say they were planning to marry (next month, next year, whatever). 2) The father, mother, etc can send the invitations but out of respect for the couple that invitation should be for people the couple really want to be there, not simply the fathers business acquaintances. Thats wrong and cruel. Its a special day for the COUPLE. 3) I refuse to go to any wedding where I dont know anyone including the couple because then you are only a party crasher which makes the couple feel very uncomfortable. Well, 1-2-3 failed and so I didnt go. But receiving an invitation obligates a person whether you like it or not. If you RSVP, you have to go. Since I refused to go, I let them know immediately because they have to plan for how many people are going. I put RM88 in an envelope and wrote a 3-page hand-written letter about marriage and life, even though I didnt know the couple. I was sincere in doing so and I suppose also that nobody could say I gave RM5 and then I went there and ate RM200 of food. Not nice! So, in their mind they made a profit on me and can never say bad. After this, I never heard from the family or the father who invited me. Its customary to send hand written cards to people who give wedding gifts. Nobody did. Ok, if not thank you at least acknowledge they got the envelope! By the way, thank-you notes can go like this. Say its your wedding and you received a little flower pot. "Dear Charles, we wanted to tell you how much we enjoyed receiving the pot. My wife loves the color. We're going to put it in our kitchen window so we can always see it and be reminded of how much we cherish our relationship with you. With love, Audrey and Hong." Send a nice little card even if you hated the pot and your wife straight threw it in the dustbin! Gifts. It should be a gift, an object, not cash which is crass. In situations where you really dont know what they would like and ang pao is acceptable, then my rule is RM88 if you are going or not, and more if you know them well, like RM188 or more if you can afford it. If the couple is non-chinese, then lose the "8's" and send RM50-100 There is no way I would ever give RM10 even if I wasnt going. It means you dont care about the couple. If you know them and they know you are out of work, send RM20-30 and maybe dont go so that you wont be a drain on them, or go and partake lightly. Myself, Im not a calculating person. When I marry, I want everyone to come and have a great time, NO GIFTS. Unfortunately, many people are calculating so dont ignore an invitation, take it seriously because its a small world, people remember, and you'll likely meet again. Regardless of what others do, make sure you always do the right thing. Its the best way to get through life. Thats my own idea about this, everyone is different. Main thing, if you are going to make a mistake, do it in favor of the couple, not yourself. Its the biggest day of their life so far. Help them to have it. This post has been edited by ChasV: Apr 30 2020, 02:41 PM |
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Apr 30 2020, 02:21 PM
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QUOTE(ChasV @ Apr 30 2020, 02:15 PM) I got invited to a wedding recently and I didnt go and here is why. I have requirements. Great advice!1) I have to know the couple. One of them would have been a good friend and he or she would have introduced the other at some point and we therefore know each other. They would say they were planning to marry (next month, next year, whatever). 2) The father, mother, etc can send the invitations but out of respect for the couple that invitation should be for people the couple really want to be there, not simply the fathers business acquaintances. Thats wrong and cruel. Its a special day for the COUPLE. 3) I refuse to go to any wedding where I dont know anyone including the couple because then you are only a party crasher which makes the couple feel very uncomfortable. Well, 1-2-3 failed and so I didnt go. But receiving an invitation obligates a person whether you like it or not. If you RSVP, you have to go. Since I refused to go, I let them know immediately. I put RM88 in an envelope and wrote a 3-page hand-written letter about marriage and life, even though I didnt know the couple. I was sincere in doing so and I suppose also that nobody in this world could say I gave RM5 and then I went there and ate and drank RM200 of food. Thats cruel. So, in their mind they made a big profit on me and can never say bad. After this, I never heard from the family or the father who invited me. Its customary to send hand written cards to people who give wedding gifts. Nobody did and then I felt bad that maybe they were unhappy with the gift. They didnt have to say thank you but at least acknowledge you got the envelope! By the way, thank-you notes should go like this. Say you received a little flower pot. "Dear Charles, we wanted to tell you how much we enjoyed receiving the pot. My wife loves the color. We're going to put it in our kitchen window so we can always see it and be reminded of how much we cherish our relationship with you. With love, Audrey and Hong." Gifts. It should be a gift, an object, not cash which is crass. But in situations where you really dont know what they would like and ang pao is acceptable, then my rule is RM88 if you are going or not, and more if you know them well, like RM188 or more if you can afford it. There is no way I would ever give RM10 even if I wasnt going. Its insulting. It means you dont care about the couple. If you know them and they know you are out of work, send RM20-30 and maybe dont go so that you wont be a drain on them, or go and partake very lightly. Myself, Im not a calculating person. When I marry, I want everyone to come and have a great time, NO GIFTS. Unfortunately, many people are calculating so dont ignore an invitation, take it seriously because its a small world, people remember, and you'll likely meet again. Regardless of what others do, make sure YOU always do the right thing. Its the best way to get through life. |
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Apr 30 2020, 02:21 PM
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Why the fugg this tered kena necro again
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Apr 30 2020, 02:23 PM
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I gave rm5 to foodpanda rider
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Apr 30 2020, 02:24 PM
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Lucky not Domino voucher.
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Apr 30 2020, 02:24 PM
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I even received empty angpao and 1 rm5 angpao , both no names, but thats ok because mine is within my budget , we did not overspent .
I remember my wife's friend wedding at singapore, told her friends how much they should give, lol like seriously????? u wana have wedding at expensive hotels then expect ur friends to pay certain amount. So shameful. |
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Apr 30 2020, 02:32 PM
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I tot its belanja people to celebrate with u. Not like people have to pay for ur celebration
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Apr 30 2020, 02:35 PM
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Apr 30 2020, 05:41 PM
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QUOTE(ChasV @ Apr 30 2020, 02:15 PM) I got invited to a wedding recently and I didnt go and here is why. Hi necromancer1) I have to know the couple. One of them would have been a good friend and he or she would have introduced the other at some point and so we know each other. They would say they were planning to marry (next month, next year, whatever). 2) The father, mother, etc can send the invitations but out of respect for the couple that invitation should be for people the couple really want to be there, not simply the fathers business acquaintances. Thats wrong and cruel. Its a special day for the COUPLE. 3) I refuse to go to any wedding where I dont know anyone including the couple because then you are only a party crasher which makes the couple feel very uncomfortable. Well, 1-2-3 failed and so I didnt go. But receiving an invitation obligates a person whether you like it or not. If you RSVP, you have to go. Since I refused to go, I let them know immediately because they have to plan for how many people are going. I put RM88 in an envelope and wrote a 3-page hand-written letter about marriage and life, even though I didnt know the couple. I was sincere in doing so and I suppose also that nobody could say I gave RM5 and then I went there and ate RM200 of food. Not nice! So, in their mind they made a profit on me and can never say bad. After this, I never heard from the family or the father who invited me. Its customary to send hand written cards to people who give wedding gifts. Nobody did. Ok, if not thank you at least acknowledge they got the envelope! By the way, thank-you notes can go like this. Say its your wedding and you received a little flower pot. "Dear Charles, we wanted to tell you how much we enjoyed receiving the pot. My wife loves the color. We're going to put it in our kitchen window so we can always see it and be reminded of how much we cherish our relationship with you. With love, Audrey and Hong." Send a nice little card even if you hated the pot and your wife straight threw it in the dustbin! Gifts. It should be a gift, an object, not cash which is crass. In situations where you really dont know what they would like and ang pao is acceptable, then my rule is RM88 if you are going or not, and more if you know them well, like RM188 or more if you can afford it. If the couple is non-chinese, then lose the "8's" and send RM50-100 There is no way I would ever give RM10 even if I wasnt going. It means you dont care about the couple. If you know them and they know you are out of work, send RM20-30 and maybe dont go so that you wont be a drain on them, or go and partake lightly. Myself, Im not a calculating person. When I marry, I want everyone to come and have a great time, NO GIFTS. Unfortunately, many people are calculating so dont ignore an invitation, take it seriously because its a small world, people remember, and you'll likely meet again. Regardless of what others do, make sure you always do the right thing. Its the best way to get through life. Thats my own idea about this, everyone is different. Main thing, if you are going to make a mistake, do it in favor of the couple, not yourself. Its the biggest day of their life so far. Help them to have it. |
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Apr 30 2020, 05:43 PM
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wtf necro thread
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