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When I was married 25 years ago it was tradition to display wedding gifts in the parents home until the newlyweds moved into their home together is this still done today?
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∙ 13y ago
- No, it is not the tradition of today to display wedding gifts in the parent's home. However, if the newly weds have opened their gifts it is better to put everything into a room and not display each gift unless the parents were going to have a gift opening party the day after the wedding or when the newly weds get back from their honeymoon.
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