Going rate for religious ceremonies (1 Viewer)

[egg_]

My godchild is being confirmed today, and, with my own children not being baptised, I have no idea how much money I'm supposed to give the kid. Any ideas?

 

[therealjohnny]

My godchild is being confirmed today, and, with my own children not being baptised, I have no idea how much money I'm supposed to give the kid. Any ideas?

50 quid

 

[dudley]

Give 'em a euro

 

[ann post]

Bapstise your kids and see how much people give you/them.

Sorry I don't know.

 

[therealjohnny]

I got a small brass relief portrait of Pope John Paul II for my confirmation


Such a treasure. It will be buried with me in the style of the Egyptian Pharaohs

 

[therealjohnny]

I got a small brass relief portrait of Pope John Paul II for my confirmation


Such a treasure. It will be buried with me in the style of the Egyptian Pharaohs

Or I could flog it to you for your god-child

€50 o.n.o

 

[magicbastarder]

buy him a bible.

 

[Anthony]

€20 would be ok. a simple single note.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

Give them a couple of scratch cards

 

[therealjohnny]

A massive bottle of whisky. Put that pledge of alcohol abstention to the test for the next 5 years

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Make a charitable donation in their name

 

[Reets]

If it’s your godchild, then at least €100.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Get them drunk and give them advice on women. They will thank you for this in the future

 

[JohnnyRaz]

do you have any old stoat CDs lying arround?

 

[taubstumm]

do you have any old stoat CDs lying arround?

you could slip the €100 into the CD packaging somewhere, so the kid thinks they’re getting some boring uncle rock until they take a closer look... if they ever do

 

[egg_]

you could slip the €100 into the CD packaging somewhere, so the kid thinks they’re getting some boring uncle rock until they take a closer look... if they ever do

Until he PLAYS THE CD you mean

 

[magicbastarder]

slip a cheque in for €100 so, rather than cash, so you're still quids in if the kid doesn't open the CD.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

you could slip the €100 into the CD packaging somewhere, so the kid thinks they’re getting some boring uncle rock until they take a closer look... if they ever do

Must remember to look out for stoat cd's in charity shops.

 

[Cormcolash]

Must remember to look out for stoat cd's in charity shops.

That's an awful big task

 

[nuke terrorist]

great thread this.
never been a godfather and depends how big your family is really.
I give my nephews and nieces 70 Euro for confirmation/communion (never changed over the years).
but I had to reduce the amount they got on birthdays and xmas to 20 or 30.
I never anticipated there would be 9 of them (plus a grand niece) when I used to give 50's to the older lads.