Wedding gift for a cousin not close with
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Anonymous
| Evening wedding. How much for a wedding gift for a cousin not super close with? |
Anonymous
| are you attending the reception of the cousin you're not close with? |
Anonymous
| Stick with the Registry. Are you attending the wedding? It's always safe to pick a gift where the cost, generally, represents the cost of hosting you/you and another if you're bringing someone. |
Anonymous
| $100 |
Anonymous
| Agree, I do $100 for friends and $200 for family |
Anonymous
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The relevant part is not "evening wedding," but "not super close with."
What do you usually spend on a present to take to kid's birthday party? Multiply by 5. |
Anonymous
In my culture the registry is for the engagement party only. It would be tacky to buy something off the registry for the wedding. Wedding gifts are checks. |
Anonymous
$175 or $200 |
Anonymous
Is this OP? How many guests are in your group? I take that into account when buying wedding presents. |
Anonymous
| 2 kids plus adult. $200 good? |
Anonymous
Yes. $175 seems a bit light for 1 adult and 2 kids |
Anonymous
| I’d give $250. |
Anonymous
+1 for 3 of you attending, I’d give $250 |
Anonymous
$100 |
Anonymous
| I think it ENTIRELY depends on how much disposable income you have. If you're wealthy, I think you should give a lot more than if you're poor. |