* If you know their phone number then phone them (don't email them) but, if you have no choice that is better than nothing. Also a note (card) is a nice way to thank someone (but generally reserved for women) and a phone call is more appropriate if the gift giver is a male. Not to acknowledge the gift is rude and your admirer may think you are annoyed with the gift. Even if it's a male and you only like him as a friend just thank him and if he presses you then you have to be honest about (same goes for men that get gifts from women.)
If you have not been invited to the wedding then you should not send a gift.
Bring a card or small token gift.
give my niece's baby gift before and after born?
No one can say for sure what the proper etiquette is for sending a birthday gift card. Something to keep in mind is to always send a gift card that can be returned or refunded should the receiver not like the store.
* Yes, it's proper etiquette that you acknowledge the gift sent by the client.
Gifts are not mandatory for the birthday party of an adult. Adults are in a better position to buy things for themselves, than children are. If there is something you would particularly like to give to the birthday celebrant, you are free to do so, but it is not required.
No, but it is proper etiquette to send a thank you note to those who gave you a gift.
* It depends on who you are giving the book too. If you are giving it to a teen in the family it's fine, but if you are giving it to a friend or girlfriend or even a boyfriend it's not a good idea as they may think you are putting down their manners. Manners today are extremely lax, but, it's a good idea to learn proper etiquette for future use.
you dont get him a gift you be a flipin jerk and not care
* The best thing to do when someone does not buy a wedding gift for your son or daughter's wedding is to ignore it. Some of these guests may well give a wedding gift later and those that don't then they have no etiquette and just remember that when it's their turn if one of their children gets married. It's not worth the energy to bring it up and is not proper etiquette to do so.
* The proper etiquette when receiving a gift is the receiver should thank the giver and open the gift. However, since this is a professional acquaintance and you may be in a working environment they may not wish to open the gift immediately, but they should let you know if they like the gift or give you a card of thanks.
Etiquette states that you have up to a year after the wedding to get someone a wedding gift.