Confirmation

[gawa316]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

[pintsofguinness]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok. 

[gawa316]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

Feck that...is there not a protestant rate?!!

[Milltown Row2]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

£200 QUID!! Who gives that amount? That's a serious amount of money to give to a 10/11 year old

[pintsofguinness]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

Feck that...is there not a protestant rate?!!

Alright, stick 20 in a card and that'll do the job.

btw, I thought protestants had confirmation?

[gawa316]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

Feck that...is there not a protestant rate?!!

Alright, stick 20 in a card and that'll do the job.

btw, I thought protestants had confirmation?

We do but as far as i see not as much importance is put on it plus it ain't a money racket

[Lar Naparka]

I'd say £20-25 and she'd far prefer to get cash in hand. Otherwise, her mammy would take it from her and stick it in a bank or whatever.

[Tony Baloney]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

It all depends on whether she is getting a helicopter to the chapel or not.

[sammymaguire]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

I'd say 200 should be ok.

you big shot POG 

[saffron sam2]

Got the niece's confirmation today. She is the oldest of the nieces/nephews by a right few years, consequently she was spoilt rotten for about 5 years. As a result she is feckin loaded.

My question is how much do you usually give a niece on her confirmation?

Had a niece confirmed this year. Gave her nothing. Would reckon I wasn't the only one - financial contributions are the remit of her god parents.

Hope that helps.