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Wedding Gifts

Reel

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A lot of my friends are starting to get married this summer and in the future and I have no idea how much to spend on a gift. I am a student and going alone. I was thinking $50 was the right amount to spend. I pulled up their registry and found a couple items that went to about $50 but haven't purchased yet. Is this the right amount or is there some easy formula to calculate the amount?
 
I would normally say a minimum of a $100 cash gift, but in your case $50 in a card is acceptable.
 
Originally posted by: brigden
I would normally say a minimum of a $100 cash gift, but in your case $50 in a card is acceptable.

Is cash/check more appropriate than purchasing something of that value from the registry?
 
$100 is the minimum for one person these days. $200 a couple normally. In your case, $50 is probably the best you can do.
 
Originally posted by: Reel
Originally posted by: brigden
I would normally say a minimum of a $100 cash gift, but in your case $50 in a card is acceptable.

Is cash/check more appropriate than purchasing something of that value from the registry?

Not necessarily more appropriate, but most couples would appreciate the cash. Weddings are expensive!
 
if one person goes and gives us $50 as their gift, there's no hard feelings. I really wouldn't worry about it.
 
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