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Virginia Episcopal School: Great gifts (10k PDF) About VES Admissions Academics Campus life Athletics College counseling Technology Faculty & staff Bookstore - T-shirts - Long-sleeve T's & golf shirts - Sweats & fleece - Shorts & hats - Great gifts - Children's & novelty items Alumni Making a Gift Great gifts Blazer Buttons and Cuff Links From the Ben Silver Company in Charleston, South Carolina, blazer buttons and cuff links. These custom-struck blazer buttons and cuff links are plated brass, burnished and finished in 24 karat gold. The blazer buttons have three large coat buttons and six small sleeve buttons per set. Blazer buttons $115.00; Cuff links $55.00 Chair Exclusive Captain's chair. The chairs are made entirely of kiln-dried New England solid maple hardwood, with cherry finished crown and arms. They are manufactured by Standard Chair of Gardner out of Massachusetts. Each chair has the school seal engraved in the center of the crown. $315.00 - Call for shipping charges. Tie Maroon silk-blend tie with the school seal alternating with stripes, both in white. Bow tie also available. $30.00 Cooler A "Virginia Episcopal" cooler in maroon nylon, with heavy duty black straps. "Virginia Episcopal" and a "V" are imprinted on one side in white. The cooler is sealed and insulated and has a 12-can capacity. $40.00 Totes and Hat Canvas khaki tote bag with navy webbing for handles and navy ribbon with the school seal above the pocket. Large enough for books, but small enough for a pocket book. $25.00 Larger tote, same style. $30.00 Hat $15.00 Thermal Tumbler and Coasters Plastic thermal tumblers with the "Fighting Bishop" layered in the plastic. $4.00 The coasters are soap-stone and absorb the moisture. Cream colored with the seal in maroon. $4.00 Fleece Blanket Gray fleece blanket with "Virginia Episcopal" embroidered on the corner in white and black carrying strap. Large enough to fit a twin bed. $30.00 Cotton Afghan Iron Furnace Industries afghan, 100% cotton, in maroon and cream. The blanket features the school seal surrounded by Langhorne Chapel, Jett Hall, Shanklin Bell Tower, Mingea Cottage, Evans Gate, and The Zimmer Science Center. $40.00 Virginia Episcopal School 400 VES Road Lynchburg, VA 24503 Main: 434.385.3600 Admissions: 434.385.3607 Email: admissions@ves.org About VES | Admissions | Academics | Campus life | Athletics | College counseling Technology | Faculty & staff | Bookstore | Alumni | Making a Gift Home | News | Contact Us | Calendar | Site map Comments

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How to Buy a First-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift - eHow.com Clear Instructions on How To Do (just about) Everything Web eHow.com Home Family & Relationships Center Family Life How to Buy a First-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift Celebrate one year of marriage with paper gifts from the traditional list. Clocks represent the contemporary alternative. Steps: 1. Decide between the traditional gift and the contemporary for the first anniversary of your marriage. When shopping for a couple, keep both partners in mind. 2. Try to think creatively, not literally. 3. Shop successfully for a couple by asking around for insight into their taste and style, if you don't know them well. 4. Consider the following paper gifts, if you opt for a present from the traditional list: engraved stationery, a book, a scrapbook, a newspaper or magazine subscription, or even a tree to plant in the backyard. 5. Interpret clocks to mean watches, calendars, weekend getaways, babysitting, maid or chef services, or a grandfather or mantel clock. 6. Consider a more unconventional purchase. Think of something they wanted but didn't get for a wedding gift, or something fun that would enhance their marriage, such as rock-climbing lessons. Tips: An expensive gift might overwhelm the couple so opt for a moderately-priced item. The card enclosed should set the mood; funny cards indicate joke presents. Tips from eHow Users: Show tickets by Bonnie My husband, Ken, and I celebrated our first anniversary April 2nd. He gave me the most wonderful "paper" gift of Broadway show tickets to see "Phantom of the Opera" in NYC. Please add tickets to your list. I loved it!! Rate this tip: Floral arrangement by aimee T. For their first anniversary, my brother took a picture from their wedding album to a florist and asked that an arrangement be made using the same types and colors of flowers that were in her wedding bouquet. He had it delivered to her office. Rate this tip: View 6 More Tip(s) from Users Please Share Your Tips with Us E-mail this page to a friend Write an eHow Article Suggest a Topic More Resources: Related eHows: Give the Gift of Flowers Buy a Fifth-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift Wrap a Present in a Unique Way Find Unusual Gifts Buy a Second-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift Things You'll Need: calendars music gift certificates magazine subscriptions chef services garden sundials grandfather clocks mantle clocks personalized stationery theater tickets newspaper subscriptions anniversary greeting cards women's watches wrapping paper gift bows tissue paper gift bags gift ribbons Project Details: Skill Advisory: Easy Printable Page Questions Answered and Topics Addressed: How to get an anniversary gift How to buy an anniversary gift Give an anniversary gift How to get a first anniversary gift Choose a one year anniversary gift New! -- Related eHows: Give the Gift of Flowers Buy a Fifth-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift Wrap a Present in a Unique Way Find Unusual Gifts Buy a Second-Year Wedding Anniversary Gift Check out Thousands of How-To Solutions in eHow's Centers Automotive Careers & Education Computers & Home Electronics Family & Relationships Finance & Business Food & Entertaining Health Hobbies & Games Holidays & Traditions Home & Garden Personal Care & Style Pets Sports & Fitness Travel How to: --? Web eHow.com Home | Site Map | About Us | How To Books | Link to eHow Subscribe to the eHow of the Day Mailing List : Have the eHow of the Day appear on your My Yahoo! Page: Add the eHow of the Day to your RSS reader: © 1999-2005 eHow, Inc. How things get done. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy .

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Login/Join Welcome, [ Logout ] ericthered Posted Aug 17, 2005 11:17 PM Okay, major dilema time. Getting married on 08/26 and I'm in need of some groomsmen gifts for six guys, ranging in age from 23 through 35. Two play golf, two don't drink, two don't live at their own place... So it rules out the golf stuff, flasks & mugs, or personalized art. Aside from that, it's getting late in the game and I'm still lost for ideas. I'm looking to spend $35-50 on each, and have already looked around for decent tickets to sporting events they'd all enjoy, as well as some of the more normal stuff out there. Trouble is, I want something decent and unique, without being useless for them. Any suggestions out there? Posts: 1 | Registered: Aug 17, 2005 conehead's bride Posted Aug 18, 2005 07:55 PM Ther e are some really nice things on this site. I hope it helps. Blue Nile Posts: 117 | Location: Finger Lakes, NY | Registered: Aug 15, 2005 rebeccak Posted Aug 18, 2005 09:16 PM they dont all have to get the same thing. there is plenty of golf stuff for the 2 that play, maybe the ones that are still at home would like the flasks, what about cufflinks? i am getting one of ours silver plated dominoes. have you tried looking at jean m Posts: 153 | Location: Baton Rouge | Registered: Mar 02, 2005 Megswinterwedding Posted Aug 19, 2005 12:22 AM We are getting the groomsmen really nice pocket knives. They have a pearl handle, and I think they are made by Buck. Posts: 30 | Location: Arkansas | Registered: Jul 23, 2005 Angela P Posted Aug 20, 2005 07:45 PM Key chains with their initials engraved on them would be useful for everyone. Maybe you could put the keychain in a men's trinket box or men's valet that could be engraved (you could check out Things Remembered). I found a nice men's keepsake box for $26 at weddingchannel.com. How about a sports picture, you know like a picture of their favorite football, baseball, or basketball player or team. Even the guys who don't have their own place might like it (I'm assuming they have their own room). Those are easy to find, you can even get them at the mall and they fit within your budget. All guys I know like sports memorabilia. Don't stress too much. I'm sure whatever you decide on will be wonderful. Guys usually aren't too picky anyway (but they sure are hard to shop for). Have a wonderful wedding! Posts: 6 | Registered: Aug 20, 2005 JalynnC Posted Aug 20, 2005 08:04 PM money clips and cuff links could be an idea too and they sometimes can be ingraved. [ Posts: 36 | Location: Peoria, Illinois | Registered: Jul 26, 2005 lady_megs Posted Aug 26, 2005 05:17 PM Like megswinterwedding said, you can't go wrong with pocketknives. At the store where I bought my dress, I saw silver plated computer mice that you could get engraved with their initials, which is cool if any of them are into computers or gaming. I mentioned it to FH and he said that they would be thrown on the scrap heap if they weren't optical (picky silly techies...) but it's worth the suggestion. Posts: 534 | Registered: Dec 11, 2004 Previous Topic | Next Topic powered by groupee community Please Wait. Your request is being processed... 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