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For Christmas do you buy one gift for a married couple or do you get each one a gift? :present: :present: :present: :present: :present:
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it depends on the couple. but very often i get gifts for both of them. Most couples have very different interests unless there is a major gift you know they both want. It also depends on how well you know them. sometimes a gift certificate to a restaurant is better. :pumpkin: :peace: :wave:
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it depends on the couple. but very often i get gifts for both of them. Most couples have very different interests unless there is a major gift you know they both want. It also depends on how well you know them. sometimes a gift certificate to a restaurant is better. :pumpkin: :peace: :wave:
Giving a gift to a restaurant to a married couple is better well suited for their anniversary then to think its Jesus birthday.
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For my daughter and her husband we just give them a cash sum and they do whatever they want with it. with friends we buy a gift suitable for the couple
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For Christmas do you buy one gift for a married couple or do you get each one a gift? :present: :present: :present: :present: :present:
Depends on the couple.
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Our kids get gifts for each. Of course it's just money, but the spouses each get the same amount as the rest of the kids.
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We get a gift for the couple together, and then a small more personnel gift for each.
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That's a good question.....I'll have to think about that when I'm in that situation
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Again, I agree that it depends on the couple and I would also look at how well I know them and how close I am to them. For the most part, I like to get the couple something they can enjoy together, such as gift cards to restaurants, tickets for movie theatres or concerts, a night at a nice hotel, a great food basket that has a variety of products, maybe a limited subscription to a streaming service.
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We pull names, so each one will get a gift from some one.
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It really depends on the couple, but 85% of the time we buy for the couple.
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I think it depends on how much you are spending and the couple as well. I think it would be cheaper to buy a gift for both than two separate gifts. It also depends on how well you know the couple for example is there an activity they both like to do together.
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depends on the person reall and whether its a family member or not
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it depends on the couple. but very often i get gifts for both of them. Most couples have very different interests unless there is a major gift you know they both want. It also depends on how well you know them. sometimes a gift certificate to a restaurant is better. :pumpkin: :peace: :wave:
Giving a gift to a restaurant to a married couple is better well suited for their anniversary then to think its Jesus birthday.
They should take Jesus with them.
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it depends on the couple. but very often i get gifts for both of them. Most couples have very different interests unless there is a major gift you know they both want. It also depends on how well you know them. sometimes a gift certificate to a restaurant is better. :pumpkin: :peace: :wave:
Giving a gift to a restaurant to a married couple is better well suited for their anniversary then to think its Jesus birthday.
They should take Jesus with them.
Just a reminder to you,he is a spirit now and doesnt need to eat.
Also if U read the end of 1 of the gospels he tells us all he is with us till the end of this system of things.I dont think he needs a happy birthday either...he just wants us to memorialize his death as he told the other 11 apostles after he dismissed Judas.
You got your moneys worth of a witness by mentioning him.My pleasure.
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Buy one gift that would encompass both of the individuals. Makes it easier than guessing.
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Usually it's just the little kids that get gifts. Dinner and time spent with family is what the adults get.
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I've never done this but would give the couple one card.
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I usually give my parents a couple presents to share and then some to keep individually.
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Ummmm, no.
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Give them one gift unless they are on the outs and being selfish. Sometimes the finances aren't there to buy 2 gifts/
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Happily and comfortable with each other couples do not need to get each other a Christmas gift.