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Give them a nice set of china.They will only use them on special occasions and have them for yrs.and even tell their kids how they got them.Ilaahy guurkoga ha oo barakeyo.

What's wrong with a gift card?

They just got married so nothing "exciting" is going to be as exciting as that fact. Lakin they need certain things for their new home. If not blenders and toasters then carpets and curtains and dressers and bedsheets and glasses and dinner sets and radios and TVs and DVD players and ornaments and mirrors and shoe keepers. Do they even have sofas and dinning table and foot stools etc etc

As exciting as a concert is, these things cost money and a gift card to get this stuff would be very much appreciated imo.

Labo naag oo walan aa iga koreeya Who moves in to an empty home? eveything is set up and walle if someone got me macuun iyaga kujajabin lahaa

Hee you know your cousin is getting married months in advance innit? The wedding gift is not something you literally take to the wedding.

Green

Dee ka waran haday labada qof ee is guursadey lacagtiiba arooska dhaafi waydo iyo sariirti lagu seexaneyay, so marka uma baahnid weel iyo koobab?

salool wrote:Green

Dee ka waran haday labada qof ee is guursadey lacagtiiba arooska dhaafi waydo iyo sariirti lagu seexaneyay, so marka uma baahnid weel iyo koobab?

I think the guy would especially appreciate these gifts waayo most of the burden of the aroos and nikaax and the house are on his shoulders.

Ok, maybe hadaan broke ahan lakiin come on dont insult by amusing i need someone to get me my macuun To me gifts have to be sentimental, thats why its a no no for gift cards/money. I would only take money from habro that come to the todobo cuz thats like dhaqan thing

Indeed Bv he will be saving mony for other important things.


Greenday

It's better to get somthing you've use for it, all the dahab and cloth will come from the guys family anyway.Marka the rest of the qaraabo and friends will give u whatever ur house need.

I guess I am not that sentimental, practical gifts are better than random stuff you'll never use.

Of course if it is a romantic relationship then there are more options but other people and friends I don't get this making stuff and random bric a brac that people put on a shelf just to say so and so gave me that.

That said, the cooking lessons idea was pretty awesome. Then again if they don't have pots and pans and maacun then

So you plan on walking into an empty house eh BV? and helwa's even worse iydoo qawan ee tagi ranta not that its bad idea


Am not talking about things you put on the wall and shit, Jewelry and stuff like that just not macuun

Horta, do you write ur name on the card when you leave ur present at the gift corner at the aroos? personally i never do.

You take the gift to the aroos you go and see the girl at home maybe 2 weeks after the wedding and take it then.

Halkan arooska ayaa hadyada la geeya, they always make a table for it.Maxaan ka booqan naag aroos ah bisinka waabe ceebe.

The only people i have ever seen bring gifts are those who dont live in the city and even they give to family and is taken away we dont leave rigalo in the aroos! the girl has like a week where people come and bring everything usually she has friends and family to help her with qado or the casiriyo.

No I don't. Lakin in the process of firaashing up this house, ideally especially from family, that is when "gifts" would come in handy. The closer you are to a person the more practical their gift should be.

If it is a random person or a random friend then fair enough a random picture that you'll probably never hang on your wall is acceptable. It's true how often have you been to someone's house and thought wow I would so hang that picture on my wall? People have different tastes. I almost always wouldn't choose the presents people buy if I had the choice.