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What is an appropriate wedding gift to a French couple from an American not attending the wedding?
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∙ 14y ago
I would send a lovely card with an international certified cashiers check for whatever amount you can afford. Considering what you would have to spend if you were to attend --- A heartfelt congratulatory letter or perhaps you can search online for someone in their area to make something personalized for them... like pay for them to have spa treatments or newlywed photoshoot somewhere in their home town... The newlyweds will truly appreaciate the thought, no matter what it is you decide to give them. something from a registry, if they have one. Or something for their home, like china, or crystal. (A vase, crystal glasses?) Good luck.
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