| 1. | If a wedding is canceled or immediately annulled, what should the bride and groom do with the gifts they have received? |
| a. | | Split the gifts between them |
| b. | | Divide them up among the bridesmaids and groomsmen as thank you gifts |
| c. | | Return them |
| d. | | Donate them to a favorite charity
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| 2. | If a couple has a vow renewal or reaffirmation ceremony, what gift is appropriate? |
| a. | | None |
| b. | | Traditional gift, like a new toaster or blender |
| c. | | Money only |
| d. | | A vacation package or gift certificate to a spa or restaurant
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| 3. | If a guest sends a gift to the bride and groom, when should it be sent? |
| a. | | Up to 1 year after the wedding |
| b. | | Before the wedding or right after |
| c. | | Gifts should never be sent |
| d. | | As soon as possible after receiving an invitation
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| 4. | If the bride and groom have registered for gifts, you should purchase your gift off the gift registry. |
| a. | | True |
| b. | | False
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| 5. | What should a guest do if they don't receive a thank you note from the bride and groom for their gift? |
| a. | | Call to be sure it was received |
| b. | | Write a note asking for confirmation they received it |
| c. | | If sent from a store, see if the store can track the shipment |
| d. | | Call the mother of the bride to check on its status
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| 6. | It's fair to assume there will be a gift table at the reception on which to place the gift you have brought for the bride and groom. |
| a. | | True |
| b. | | False
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| 7. | If you can't attend the wedding, what should you do about a gift? |
| a. | | You don't need to purchase one |
| b. | | You must buy a gift from the registry (if there is one) and have it sent to the bride and groom |
| c. | | Send whatever you are comfortable giving, but etiquette dictates you send something |
| d. | | You have up to a year to send a gift
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| 8. | It is considered a faux pas to include a gift receipt with a wedding gift. |
| a. | | True |
| b. | | False
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| 9. | While many experts suggest spending as much as you are comfortable with on a gift, others suggest a specific dollar amount. What do those experts recommend? |
| a. | | $75 to $150 per person attending the wedding |
| b. | | A gift roughly equivalent to the reception's per person cost |
| c. | | $50 |
| d. | | Experts say it depends on your relationship to the bride and groom (for instance, friends should spend $50, but family members, $150)
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| 10. | How should you handle gift-giving if you aren't invited to the wedding, but are sent an announcement? |
| a. | | You don't need to send a gift |
| b. | | You should call and offer your good wishes, then follow with a card |
| c. | | You should send the couple money for the honeymoon |
| d. | | You should still send a traditional gift
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| 11. | If you have the wedding gift sent, to whom should it go? |
| a. | | Groom |
| b. | | Groom's parents |
| c. | | Bride |
| d. | | Bride's parents
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| 12. | When should the bride and groom send thank you notes? |
| a. | | Immediately |
| b. | | Within one year |
| c. | | As soon as gifts received (even if before the wedding) |
| d. | | Within 3 months
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| 13. | If a couple registers for gifts, how should that information be communicated to the wedding guests? |
| a. | | On the invitation or as an insert with the invitation |
| b. | | Through 'word of mouth' |
| c. | | On their wedding website |
| d. | | In a separate mailing to wedding guests after the invitations are mailed
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| 14. | When should the bride and groom begin using their wedding gifts? |
| a. | | As soon as they are received |
| b. | | 3 to 6 months after the wedding, after it's established they won't have the marriage annulled |
| c. | | After they have mailed thank you notes |
| d. | | Right after the wedding
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| 15. | What should a guest do if they can't afford to purchase a gift from the gift registry? |
| a. | | Buy something else; it's the thought that counts |
| b. | | Divide the cost of a gift from the registry with another wedding guest |
| c. | | If the bride or groom are family, pick something small from the registry and purchase that |
| d. | | Send a small gift card from the store the couple registered with so they can apply it toward the cost of a larger item
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