Julio P asked: Branding Iron Gift Sets
Posted on December 28th, 2008 by elb
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I need ideas for a great groomsman gift that is not a flask, cufflinks or other tried and true items. I need something unique and different yet usable. Any Ideas?
What is a good Bridesmaid and Groomsmen gift?
Erika asked: Im trying to find something that is not the usual flask and jewerly box, the bridal party is all bewtween 24-30 yrs oldService Branding Irons
Posted on December 25th, 2008 by elb
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This sounds dumb, but if a gift is peronalized, do you put on there your initials or the groomsman’s initials? Like a flask that you can put initials on it. And where do you suggest getting them from?
jtoothman25 asked: Service Branding Irons
Posted on November 27th, 2008 by elb
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We are having a hard time finding affordable gifts that are not related to alcohol (i.e. flask, beer stein). Due to one of the groomsman having an addiction problem, we feel it’s obviously best not to give him anything like that. Any suggestions, or where to find it?
GardenBride asked: Novelty Branding Irons
Posted on November 21st, 2008 by elb
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Something that’s not as cliche as a flask, watch, etc.. Wedding is in October if that is a factor.
Candy Apple Martini asked: Pictorial Branding Irons
Posted on October 22nd, 2008 by elb
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Does anyone have a creative idea for groomsmen gift?
Goat asked: The typical flask mug etc items.
For something sports outdoors related trying to stay away from the typical flask mug etc items.
Monogram Branding Irons
Posted on October 18th, 2008 by elb
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I have 4 groomsman who are all from my family. I wanted to be somewhat original with a groomsman’s gift (i.e. no flask or engraved beer mug). Do you think that this would make a good gift that someone would appreciate? I can’t afford more than $60 per gift as money is a little tight.. One of the groomsmen is my father (he cooks a little). The other 3 are my brothers, but my youngest is a sophomore in college - I’m just worried he won’t really appreciate it. I know a good knife is something that I would use on a regular basis just cutting up veggies and meat for a simple dinner I actually just found a great deal on a German chef’s knife that I think will do the trick - although i was looking for something super guy-cool but everything was well over my price range… I know at least 3 of the 4 will appreciate the gift. The other will have to grow into it ;) Oh, and I was originally thinking this knife: http://japan-blades.com/chef-knives/354.html but it seemed a little plain and probably too cheap to be any good… And this site, for future reference, has some pretty sweet looking cutlery: http://www.japanesechefsknife.com
B asked: Classic Initial: A - Z
Posted on October 4th, 2008 by elb
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Need to buy a groomsman gift for my brother and dont want any of the typical flask/ beer mug etc. Suggestions would be great!
tink asked: Engraved Gifts
Posted on September 11th, 2008 by elb
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