Birthday Gift Tags

We have a couple of friends, a married couple who still have their own birthdays, but they come with a price tag or a "pay your own way" to invite the private girls' night or an expensive restaurant. Are you compelled to make a donation?

I would say $ 60 - $ 100 + is the cost of attending these meetings.

A card can be but no gift. Personally, I think that parties pay-your own sense are sticky. I would not go if you really like the people in question and the restaurant or establishment is a place you go yourself.

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In this case, I would say that the gift is not expected. Your gift is for them to come and pay your way. IKnow that if I pay for a birthday party, people bearing gifts. If I do something, where everyone pays their own way, people do not generally give gifts and I'm okay with that. Usually, only my immediate family, boyfriend and best friend, still bring a gift.

I would say a card would approiate, or a small jewel.

$ 60 - $ 100, no. Good etiquette says you do not spend more than $ 25 on a gift for a friend. Paying $ 60 just to get a gift and is overboard.

I do not believe what they are doing is very bad taste .... Here's what I do, I would go to my local store engraving and choose something affordable, preferably a vase or Stein, and have carved ... ... PYOW ......( pay your own way ).... when they display in the house there, tell them to explain about this "pay your own way" part ...... they will probably hide well, but who cares, it's also sticky that the provisions of their party ....