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Belated Birthday Gift Giving Etiquette

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Whoops. You forgot the birthday of someone special. How are you going to make amends with a belated birthday gift that also asks for forgiveness?

Life123 had a few ideas on how to make up for sending a belated birthday gift:


  1. Add a personal touch: Personalize your birthday gift with names, initials, a heartfelt message or an inside joke.

  2. The apology addition gift: This is an extra birthday gift that you get to go along with the gift you were going to get the birthday boy or girl anyway.

  3. Creative messages: Add a creative message to the birthday gift.

  4. Clumsy but Cute: Write a poem or song to the gift receiver saying "I'm sorry your that birthday gift is late, but I still think they that you are great."

  5. Traditional: Send a birthday gift of cookies, flowers, balloons, or candy with a belated birthday card.

  6. Make-Up Outing: Offer a special outing as a make-up birthday gift.


    7. It's never too late to send the perfect birthday gift.

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    Read the original article from Life123.com

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