What are some creative ways to give money?

Posted by T33FMEISTER@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 7 comments

We have a wedding coming up and will be gifting money. The couple in question, gave us a wooden box with about 12 compartments each with their own door. I cant remember exactly but each compartment had a clue or puzzle to complete which would either give a key or combination to open the next compartment. It was incredibly fun and different and the money was in the last compartment! What are some creative ways to give money, have you received money in a fun way? Any recommendations or products that you would like?

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Alarmed_Crazy_6620@reddit

Forward it to me and I'll show up in cake and gift it

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T33FMEISTER@reddit (OP)

!answer

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DBHyp@reddit

You should dress up as a homeless person and pretend they dropped a tenner and try to give it back. If they're honest, you give them the actual amount you were going to (if it is more than a tenner).

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Ok_Captain_9362@reddit

I've seen people bake bank notes inside cakes and you pull it out with a string lol but so much effort and kind of messy

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Basis_Safe@reddit

Was you invited to a knives out glass onion wedding?

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