Baby shower visitor cheated by ‘funny’ gift register, the payment of coverage to eat: ‘pay money on arrival’

Baby showers have to do with joy and celebration, but who knew you could set a prize on happiness?

A guest was for a surprise when they discovered that you can actually!

After being invited to the baby’s shower of a friend, she was shocked, she would have to plunge into her bank account to attend.

List of ‘funny’ gifts for baby shower

“I can be a little out of contact here. My baby’s shower was eight years ago now, but I just think it’s a little gentle,” she said.

Taking in the forum of a mom, she shared her experience to see if she was reacting.

She was invited to the event to a local tea room about a month ago through a group conversation, organized by the mother-to-side sister. Then she was sent to the gift register.

“We had the ridiculous list of gifts. Everything was very special with current links with websites. We all had to say what we were buying so that it could be passed from the main list. At the one, I chose something and that was it,” she explained.

He was still deceived to be asked to tear money for the present, the other request angered him even more.

“Once I had a message to say the food will be $ 20 each and we have to pay money on arrival,” she shared.

“The tea rooms are owned by a close family member and will still be open to the public, so they will not pay to hire it or nothing.”

“I think that’s the rate for baby showers”

She thinks it’s too late in the game to cancel. She has already bought the register gift and no one else seems to have a problem with her.

“Mother to be is a beautiful friend, so of course I will still go and spend a nice time,” she admitted.

She can’t help, but feel upset that she was not aware of the costs added before accepting the invitation.

“I’m not at all fine. I can’t even buy a nice but cheaper gift as we had to choose something specific,” she said.

Commentators were quick to consider their opinion.

“The lists of desires are normal.

“Undoubtedly if they are showering in a place where you were to pay for food, you would be, paying food,” a second agreed.

One third agreed: “I think this is the norm for children’s showers. Most go for afternoon tea and guests all pay for themselves.”