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List of Wedding Gifts Signed by Both Families

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  1. The couple and the wedding
  2. The presents
  3. Who signs for each family

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For example: Simran Kaur

For example: Arjun Malhotra

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LIST OF PRESENTS GIVEN AT THE MARRIAGE OF __________ AND __________

This list records the presents given at the marriage of __________ (the bride) and __________ (the bridegroom) on __________ at __________.

STATEMENT

We state that every present listed above was given freely and willingly, that none of them was demanded by the bride, the bridegroom or either family before, at or after the marriage, and that none was a condition of the marriage. The presents listed in Part A are the bride's own, and those in Part B are the bridegroom's own. This list was read out to both families before it was signed.

Signature of the bride: _______________________ __________

Signature of the bridegroom: _______________________ __________

Witness 1 (name, address, signature): ______________________________

Witness 2 (name, address, signature): ______________________________

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