Help Cristening invitaion.

thorpe1

Argos are doing christening bracelets for a fiver really nice to i should know got two christenings tommorow bought to ha ha cheapskate I know.

dudleyboy

Hi

I asked a similar question back in April:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=198843

Hope that helps and have a great day,

DB

judi24

Thanks so much for your suggestions. I love the apple tree idea, I'll go and checkout my local garden centre and see what I can get.
The parents are an unconventional couple and would love something tha is a bit different, I'm sure they would love this.

MinnieSpender

I have to say, the apple tree idea is fantastic! I'll save that for the future!

curlyfairy

Have you considered premium bonds?Might be worth a look,I've still got a £2 one from 1975,still hoping for the big win!!!!!

Curlyfairy.

newleaf

curlyfairy wrote:

Have you considered premium bonds?Might be worth a look,I've still got a £2 one from 1975,still hoping for the big win!!!!!
Curlyfairy.

Unfortunately the minimum purchase for Premium Bonds is now £100 and out of the reach of a DFW. You used to be able to buy them singly, but not for many years now.

curlyfairy

Sorry about that,shows the last time i bought any.What about starting a savings account say with £15 and then others can add as and when.I like the idea of the tree too.

Curlyfairy.

cmorlife

Hi, I got a hardback fairytale book from car boot & wrote meaningfull words inside cover

judi24

I've had an idea about this Christening gift.
The mum want's to buy a playpen off me. I was wondering if it would be Ok to give her it a gift. I know its not conventional but she was going to pay me for it. So instead of getting money from her and buying a gift with it, I could give her the playpen as the gift. Do you think this would be OK?