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crisgal | 19:16 Thu 27th May 2010 | Society & Culture
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a gift of some sort?
I'm really not sure of the etiquette here!
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we're in uk by the way
19:16 Thu 27th May 2010
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Maybe (I don't know the correct name of this) but a nice flower type thing she can wear on her wrist, I had one for mine and it was lovely x
19:18 Thu 27th May 2010
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Thats the word!! Corsage!
19:18 Thu 27th May 2010
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Spot on! There is no etiquette in this country regarding dreadful American imports.
19:20 Thu 27th May 2010
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i agree its a dreadful import mike, but whether i agree or not - it's here and he's going!
It's quite sweet actually, he's taking the girl who played mary to his joseph, when they were at pre-school!
19:22 Thu 27th May 2010
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It should be a corsage. At my son's Prom every boy was paired with a girl and the boy had to buy the girl a corsage to match her outfit. It was something they organised themselves and it was sweet.
20:56 Mon 31st May 2010

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