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Help: Bridesmaid Presents!!!
princess1974
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Hello,
I am looking for help again!!!
I have a wonderful and fantastic Matron of Honour/Chief Bridesmaid and am wanting to get her a little thank you pressie for all her help and for being the bestest friend ever(shes 34)... We would love to get her something sentimental but am at a loss as to what to get. We have thought about the usual of jewellry etc but its just not quite right...she certainly wont be expecting anything from us but we would really like to do something to thank her for all her help.. The ushers are all sorted, but what do you get???;)
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Any ideas greatly appreciated
I am looking for help again!!!
I have a wonderful and fantastic Matron of Honour/Chief Bridesmaid and am wanting to get her a little thank you pressie for all her help and for being the bestest friend ever(shes 34)... We would love to get her something sentimental but am at a loss as to what to get. We have thought about the usual of jewellry etc but its just not quite right...she certainly wont be expecting anything from us but we would really like to do something to thank her for all her help.. The ushers are all sorted, but what do you get???;)
Any ideas greatly appreciated
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sorry no ideas bu im gonna be keeping an eye on this thread as i need some insperation too. x good lucknow proud mum to 3 handsome boys :j latest one born 10/10/11:j0
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What kinda budget are you looking at? That might give us a starting point

I like the idea of a heart locket with an inscription to be honest... Very sentimental...
How about a spa day? A day at a themepark - make sure you take lots of photos and give her to remember.
Or make her a scrapbook...
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Well was gonna get some tiffany earrings but they are mucho expensive. Obviously shes worth it but the budget is through the roof at the moment. So Up to £50 should be ok i think, the locket thing sounds good. I have got the little bridesmaids sorted...Thank God for build a bear!!!
Ideas desperately needed...
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What about naming a star after her? I think it costs about £50 and it certainly would be something that she could keep forever !:jWeight loss to date 1st 11.5lb :j0
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Personally I think some sort of jewelry is most appropriate, and she can keep it forever!!
I think the spa day is a good idea, or you could fill a hamper with all her favourite beauty treatment and perfume etc:cool:"More people would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them." - Harold J. Smith:cool:0 -
How about this set from H Samuel - Down from £75 I think to under £50... very pretty!DFW Nerd #025DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's!

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Hiya
I got my eldest bridesmaids jewllery...... the age difference was significant so i got different styles to suite. I went to a local jeweller & asked them what they had that was suitable in my price range. I found them a lot more helpful than the bigger stores & they seemed to have more to offer.
I personally would go for jewellery but my friend bought me a lovely jewellery box when I was bridesmaid for her, I still have it & use it and that was over 10 years ago now
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These are £55
http://uk.tiffany.com/Shopping/Item.aspx?sku=11408362&mcat=148204&cid=287464&search_params=s+5-p+1-c+287464-r+201323338-x+-n+6-ri+-ni+0-t+
Alternatively, sticking to the jewellery route, why not get someone to design something especially for her- I used to offer this service when I did wedding jewellery- bride gave me a budget and idea of colours and I made something to suit...0 -
They are nice Millie. To OP if you do an advanced search on that Tiffany site you can select gifts from £50 and under, there are quite a few ranging from silver (obviously!) studs, keyrings, bookmarks, some nice pens, perfume and even an earthenware piggy bank! Might be worth another look.Boots Card - £17.53, Nectar Points - £15.06 - *Saving for Chrimbo*2015 Savings Fund - £2575.000
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Thanks for the suggestions.. i love the star idea and more pertinent because stars is a bit of a wedding theme..
Any other ideas????0
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