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Appropriate Cash Gift for a Wedding

    Close Relatives

    • For close relatives of the couple--parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles--an appropriate amount is at least $100.

    Distant Relatives

    • More distant relatives of the bride and groom, particularly if they are not in close contact with the family, should give a minimum of $50.

    Relatives 18 and Younger

    • Young relatives aren't expected to provide a gift, as their parents present a gift as being from the whole family. But if the parents want to give a gift "from your little cousin," they can tuck an extra $10 in the card and have the child sign it.

    Bridal Party

    • Those who have been chosen to be in bridal party represent a special relationship they have with a couple. Groomsmen and bridesmaids should contribute $100 each.

    Best Man and Maid of Honor

    • These two people have a special place of honor in the bridal party. Their gift should be around $150.

    Close Friends

    • Friends who are very close to the couple should give them at least $100.

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