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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I usually follow my cultural practice of giving a check instead of buying things like towels etc. However, I do not give the money to the nephew or niece who get married. I make the check out to my sibs or cousins ( parents of the bride or groom) who fund the wedding and write on the memo - on the occasion of xyz’s wedding! The parents can pass on that money to their children or use the money to offset their costs. I always prefer to give money but to the person who is throwing the wedding or who I am closer to. For example, if I am invited to the wedding of a friends offspring, I make out the check to my friend. [/quote] So, if your ten-year old child is invited to a friend's birthday party then you send a check to mother of birthday child? This is Twilight Zone weird.[/quote] Are 10 yr olds getting married in your circles, you moron? This thread is about gifts for weddings, you weirdo! And in my culture, relatives and close friends give generous cash gifts on the occasion of the weddings of the offsprings of relatives and friends. [/quote]
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