Of all the birthday gifts, money is the most practical. Today, when you can buy almost anything your heart desires for cash, the birthday people themselves hint to the guests that they would like to receive not useless souvenirs, but crispy bills. However, the question arises: how to present such a gift beautifully? You can't take a crumpled thousandth out of your pocket to awkwardly shove it into the hand of the hero of the occasion. I would like to find a way to make this banal gift at the holiday the most spectacular and memorable.
Instructions
Step 1
Most often, money is now given in special envelope postcards. They are either made in the form of a pocket, inside which a bill is inserted or several. Or they represent a traditional postcard with a surprise inside: a pocket for money or a silk ribbon, under which you can lay your present. As a rule, such postcards have a small birthday greeting printed on them, so there is no need to invent your own.
Step 2
The original version is a money tree for a birthday person. To do this, you need a small potted tree (you can buy it at a flower shop) and a lot of bills. The banknotes rolled into a cone are neatly tied to tree branches with thin multi-colored ribbons. If the tree has dense foliage, you can place bills between the leaves. To complete the effect, write on the pot with a felt-tip pen or special paint "Money Tree" and, handing it to the birthday boy, ask how to water this valuable plant.
Step 3
If you have the time and desire to surprise the birthday man, buy multi-colored balloons - as long as the hero of the occasion turns. Insert a bill into each balloon when inflating. When you come to visit, do not rush to hand over a gift. Arrange a game: blindfold the birthday boy, hang balloons around the room and send him with a knitting needle or other sharp object in his hands to "collect their money." To heighten the fun, shoot the search for money in balls on a video camera.
