any ideas for a wedding gift for a millionaire??

viking611 · Nov 28, 2007

at a loss as to what to get a friend of mine for wedding. He's got plenty of money so the usual, easy way out of stuffing cash in a card is out.

Any unusual, creative ideas from you guys?

DNoonan · Nov 28, 2007

I would go with a slingbox or a threesome with a couple of 18 year old honeys

texansfan · Nov 28, 2007

Joeyslats DVD box set.

Holysmoke+ · Nov 28, 2007

Gold coin, like a british sovereign, that way he may realize that his million dollars is about to turn into pennies and secure his future against inflation and a crashing currency

1/10 ounce up to 1/4 ounce would be nice

TomBrady#1 · Nov 28, 2007

A box of Ginsu knives!

texansfan · Nov 28, 2007

I saw this Swiss Army knife in the paper the other day. I think it had 80 plus tools and was priced at about 1k.

kingbill · Nov 28, 2007

Artwork...if you know his style

fhmesq44 · Nov 28, 2007

Didn't they register?

kingbill · Nov 28, 2007

Actually if the guy enjoys writing get him this

http://www.epica.com/The-Worlds-Second-Largest-Italian-Leather-Journal-p-9.html

CrocodileHunter · Nov 28, 2007

I would get them something they registered for. I never understood why people bought shit for my wife and I that we didn't register for. The reason we registered for things we wanted was to avoid getting the ugly ass items that others pick out.

The_Man · Nov 28, 2007

registering for gifts is an insult to guests

TheRightSide · Nov 28, 2007

Make a nice donation to a well known charity in thier name. If they are not prudes they will like this gift

My worse wedding gift was a cookie jar they looked like a basket of fruit. LOL

fhmesq44 · Nov 28, 2007

Crocodile Hunter said:
I would get them something they registered for. I never understood why people bought shit for my wife and I that we didn't register for. The reason we registered for things we wanted was to avoid getting the ugly ass items that others pick out.

QFT. Seriously, don't go off the registry. 99% of what people get off the registry is crap that the couple doesn't want and probably 90% of it can't be returned. If he is wealthy enough where cash/gift cards aren't an option, get something from the registry.

Literally everything my wife and I got that wasn't on our registry was either returned, sold on ebay, sold at garage sale, given to our parents, re-gifted (amazingly something we received was on a friends' registry and was like $150), thrown out or is still in its box b/c it was engraved and we couldn't otherwise sell it or give it away.

TheRightSide · Nov 28, 2007

fhmesq44 said:
QFT. Seriously, don't go off the registry. 99% of what people get off the registry is crap that the couple doesn't want and probably 90% of it can't be returned. If he is wealthy enough where cash/gift cards aren't an option, get something from the registry.

Literally everything my wife and I got that wasn't on our registry was either returned, sold on ebay, sold at garage sale, given to our parents, re-gifted (amazingly something we received was on a friends' registry and was like $150), thrown out or is still in its box b/c it was engraved and we couldn't otherwise sell it or give it away.

Amen. Starting bid on my cookie jar $1. Lets roll

kingbill · Nov 28, 2007

Crocodile Hunter said:
I would get them something they registered for. I never understood why people bought shit for my wife and I that we didn't register for. The reason we registered for things we wanted was to avoid getting the ugly ass items that others pick out.

I guess it depends how good of friends you are...I would be insulted if my close friends got me something that wasn't personal.

If you are buying a gift for a good friend put time and thought into it and they'll never be disappointed.

If you guys aren't close buy him a f'n toaster of the registry.

kingbill · Nov 28, 2007

TheRightSide said:
Amen. Starting bid on my cookie jar $1. Lets roll

Hold on...does it come with Cookies preloaded or would I haveto supply my own?

fhmesq44 · Nov 28, 2007

kingbill said:
I guess it depends how good of friends you are...I would be insulted if my close friends got me something that wasn't personal.

If you are buying a gift for a good friend put time and thought into it and they'll never be disappointed.

If you guys aren't close buy him a f'n toaster of the registry.

Interesting thought. I didn't give a second thought to what we were given, except for the gifts off the registry and I was pissed about all of them.

TheRightSide · Nov 28, 2007

kingbill said:
Hold on...does it come with Cookies preloaded or would I haveto supply my own?

For you King I would fill it with your favorite. Whatever it might be.

ps Don't ya miss our battles in the political forum. LOL I don't

kingbill · Nov 28, 2007

TheRightSide said:
For you King I would fill it with your favorite. Whatever it might be.

ps Don't ya miss our battles in the political forum. LOL I don't

No not at all...it's amazing how outside those walls you seem like a much more reasonable person :toast:

FairWarning · Nov 28, 2007

If they drink, get a case of wine/champaign with custom labels on it. It will be remembered for sure. Here is some info: http://www.personalwine.com/

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