Ok raba kung cash ang pangayo-on sa minyo-onon instead sa gifts?

[Eve's Apple Project]

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mas maayo cash nalng ihatag.. bisan minimum of 500 gud..hehee

[THE KID]

oks ra..............

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

mura'g hinabang, eheheh ,..ok ra guro na ts

[orochimaru700]

oki ra budol-budol cash

[chowchowlover]

mas nindut cash kai makabuot ka sa imu gusto

[brackitz]

cash is also a gift.... cash form lang, kumo kay kinasing kasing pagkahatag, gift gihapon na.

[newbie.86]

Yes... you can ask cash as gift. Bisag ako ganahan ko cash ang gift kay you and your partner know best what you need, although we appreciate gifts in kind as well.

The best way to ask is through word of mouth... and let your friends or relatives spread the word. If you are not sure and confident of how to properly put it in your invitation, better not do it or else your invitation will generate mixed reactions or will come out as cheap.

To givers, the amount in cash should at least cover the cost of one meal. If you are bringing 2 more people with you, monetary gift should at least cover the cost of three meals, preferrably with extra.

Last but not the least, make sure to make the guests feel that its their presence that counts most and not the gifts.

[musicalsuite]

depende na TS. kasagaran, cash naman ihatag kay mas praktikal

[scented_one1]

Nindut and things ky remembrance and items such as plates and cup ky magamit raman in the future esp if building big family.. Somehow cash if practical pero basin gamayan ra sila so pwede sad tong Ang pao..either way pwede raman basta from the heart oi..

[mokloabs]

cash nyah gtagaan nlng ang mu palit sa ilang gnahan paliton