"Where's your RSVP? Wedding planner Elisabeth Kramer says if you don't want to be an immediate headache, RSVP on time. When you refuse to RSVP, you force the couple to track down the information when they're already busy trying to plan their wedding."
I won't deny that it is nice to give each other nice things, but I fear the trend puts pressure on parents, and normalises a level of consumption that would perhaps have been unthinkable even a decade ago.
The Teads research indicates that relationship status significantly impacts Valentine's Day celebrations in the UK; while 85% of people in relationships plan to celebrate, 39% of married individuals do not. This variance highlights the necessity for brands to deliver targeted and tailored advertising strategies to effectively engage with different demographics during this festive season.
"Etiquette experts agree that the amount of a reward in situations like this is really up to you. Often people take into account the amount of money in the wallet or one’s own personal financial situation."
The yearly office 'Secret Santa' invokes a sense of dread rather than joy, often leaving employees with unwanted gifts that highlight the awkwardness of forced participation.