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Tips for getting married and receiving gifts
Accepting wedding gifts is a sensitive part of a wedding. How can we naturally count the number of gifts on the big day without embarrassment?

Wedding gift payment 1:

When guests send cash, they often put it in their luggage. Should they count when they receive it? If it is not counted in time, will it cause confusion in the accounts?

It is impolite to count the cash in front of the guests, but not counting it will also cause confusion in the final accounts. The best way is for one person to receive the gift money, mark the guest's name on the red envelope when receiving it, and then give it to another person to take it into the lounge for counting and accounting.

Wedding gift 2:

If a guest gives a gift in the form of a cash check, should the check be placed with the cash? Do you need to check the checks received at that time?

Checks are small in size, and if they are mixed with a lot of cash, they are easy to lose. Therefore, a special bag should be prepared to store the check separately from the cash. It is also better to distinguish different kinds of checks, so that it will be more convenient for newcomers to handle them in the future. When receiving the check, the inspector can roughly check the details such as the head or signature on behalf of the newcomer, and whether the check can be cashed is more suitable for the newcomer to go to the bank afterwards.

Wedding gift 3:

What are the polite details to pay attention to when receiving gifts or giveaways?

Whether it is a newcomer's helper or a newcomer himself, there are some small details about politeness to pay attention to when receiving gifts and giving gifts. First, in front of the guests, don't inadvertently measure the thickness of the red envelope when holding the welfare in your hand. This behavior is as impolite as counting gifts in person. Second, don't look surprised when you find that the amount on the check is surprisingly small. If you really suspect that the guest has made a mistake, you can ask the guest to reconfirm the check by checking the signature or recognizing the handwriting. Thirdly, when the size of the gift given by the guest is not suitable and can't be worn on the spot, it is very impolite for the newcomer to simply say that it is not suitable and put it aside. In this case, the couple can say in a humorous tone, "I will take this as a family heirloom and give it to my future daughter when she gets married." In this way, if both parties accept the gift, they will be happier.

Wedding gift 4:

If the guests send precious jewelry, they usually choose to wear it directly to the newcomers, so does the jewelry gift need not be recorded and accounted for?

It is precisely because many guests like to put gold ornaments, jewelry and so on directly for newcomers to wear, so the income of jewelry is very easy to be confused. Sometimes one or two things are accidentally missed, and the newcomers don't understand them at all, wasting the guests' thoughts. Therefore, in the process of receiving gifts, one person should record the names of the guests, the variety and quantity of gifts clearly, so as to facilitate the inventory afterwards. That is, when the newcomers send thank-you cards later, they clearly mark the guests and gifts they thank. Of course, the sound engineer had better not record in front of the guests, which is also very impolite.