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A question about your gift box for the wedding?

alina Posted:

A question about your gift box for the wedding?

Where do you plan on placing it and how will you make sure that nobody will steal the $$$?

HearzBellz Posted:

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mine has a lock on it

I got a strong box & wrapped it in ivory satin & a bow. it has a slit in the top so I only have to open it to remove the cards.

Edited to add:
It will be underneath my Dais - the tablecloths are floor length in my hall
kelly6273 Posted:

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Mine is a big wedding cake. My aunt made it. I was going to put it right on our table...it's so pretty...I want to show it off!!

NovemberSue Posted:

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Mine was a big wedding cake.My mom made it for us. It was on our table.

alina Posted:

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bump

shelzyp Posted:

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I am going to make a big wedding cake too.

browneyes128 Posted:

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My mom and i decorated a mailbox, white satin, lace, sequins, there's a slot in the top. and we are putting it right near our table. Noone can open it. they way we decorated it, keeps it closed pretty good.

tracyg Posted:

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I'm making a wedding cake too! Crafty bunch we are!
pschica Posted:

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how do you make a wedding cake one?? i owuld love to!!!

KarenK122 Posted:

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I'm using a white treasure chest box and I'm going to have the hall set up a small table right behind mine for it. The box has a lock on it.

tracyg Posted:

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I'm making a wedding cake one out of 3 different sized round papier mache hat boxes. Decorate them with fabric, lace, pearls, whatever. Cut holes out of bottoms (not the bottom one of course) and slit on top. I can't wait to make it!
MarcellaBella Posted:

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My hall provides this big huge one.. for 200 bucks, they provide me with a security guard in regular clothes, who stands by it all night..

Sandy&Ben Posted:

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when my brother got married, he asked my grandparents to watch it. they have had some health problems and couldn't dance. they were thrilled to have such an important job!

Sassyz75 Posted:

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I just used one of those satin envelope bags- when I was done I gave it to my Grandma to watch. I wanted to do a bird cage, but my mom said that we weren't throwing the wedding to get gifts and it was presumptuous to have a gift 'receptacle' on a table. I went table to table to thank ever guest for coming and for the gift. In my Italian family- anything less would have been perceived as rude.

Helene718 Posted:

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Same as Sassy, but I'll probably ask FH's grandfather to hold it because he will not be able to dance.

Chelley Posted:

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Great idea! I can't wait to make one now! (as if I didn't have enough to do!)

alina Posted:

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Sassy, what does it look like? Sorry, I am a bit clueless what you're talking about?

MarcellaBella Posted:

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it's a large pouch bag alina..

My grandmother is making me a big huge one soI can put env. into it as I walk around table to table, then FH and I will throw them into the box
SomedayBride Posted:

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I was going to do a bird cage as well, but my mom said the same thing as Sassyz75's. I was like ok mom, a bird cage is presumptuous but a huge satin bag is ok? Whatever...if it makes her happy, I'll carry the bag.

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