Say, Thank you. I like it.

Write a thank you note.

Share their gift with others.

jkayd and Raye, I really hope your answers apply to much more than 25%!

Try to figure out where it was purchased so they can return or exchange it.

Google it to find out how much it costs.

Rusty

think about re-gifting

Google it.

Get the trash bag to get rid of the wrapping paper.

Save the bows for next year.

Try it on.

Feel disappointment.

I agree with saving bows, gift bags and usable wrapping paper

Take a nap.

Look for the batteries that are not included.

Rusty - I'd hope so too but I've sent many brides gifts that never bothered to send thank you cards.

It does make more sense when you figure that most gifts are opened with family so the 25% could be presents from outside the family. We usually called out-of-town family to thank them as we wished them Merry Christmas.

Wonder how the gift giver chose the gift.

HOWEVER

Most brides to be look online at the store they are set up with. they know exactly know what they ”ordered” and if someone bought it. Yuck.

hit the bottle