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"Finding the perfect gift for the about-to-get-married couple in your life is no joke. Between the gift registry (which&amp;#8212;at least if you&amp;#39;re *me, *because I procrastinate more than I should&amp;#8212;usually gets fulfilled before you have the chance to actually buy something other than the leftover lone set of dish towels) and the search to find a truly meaningful gift, it can get a little stressful.\nSo maybe this is something to take into consideration&amp;#8212;as a guest and a bride. A survey from British gift card company One4all found that 82 percent of newlyweds don&amp;#39;t actually hang on to all their wedding gifts.\nPinterestFacebookIn fact, they resell them for cash on sites such as eBay! As someone who still has a select few boxed wedding gifts (from, ahem, six years ago) in her closet, I *kind of *understand. Sometimes, no matter how grateful you are (and most newlyweds really are super grateful!), you might get duplicate gifts (we got four juicers), or things that don&amp;#39;t necessarily match your own personal taste. You know, as a couple.\nStill, I don&amp;#39;t think we&amp;#39;d ever sell these leftover gifts...I mean, who knows? They just might match our future selves perfectly.\nSo what do you think&amp;#8212;would you ever sell your wedding gifts? What would be the reason you&amp;#39;d do so?\nMore on gifts:\n\nThings from Etsy you definitely need\n\n\nA sweet gift for your engaged friend\n\n\nMeet the world&amp;#39;s worst wedding guest\n\nPhoto: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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