But any policy, good or bad, is very hard to get rid of once itâs in place. Time zone expert and author of Spring Forward the Annual Madness of Day Light Saving Time Michael Downing, reckons there are two main reasons we canât get rid of DST: a romance we have with long summer evenings and special interests.
No, the grooms parents do not give a gift to the parents of the bride.   Another answer   The groom's family is responsible for the honeymoon. That should be a suffiâ¦ciently significant gift. 3 people found this useful.
Anja Winikka: How much you give really depends on your relationship with the bride and groom. Hereâs a useful breakdown: If youâre a co-worker or a distant family friend or relative: $75 to $100. If youâre a relative or friend of the bride or groom: $100 to $125.If youâre a close relative or a close friend: $100-$150+.t the wedding, consider giving the gift to a close family memberâone of the bride or groomâs parents is idealâtheyâre likely holding on to everything or theyâll know who is is. The bride and groom have so much going on, it will be difficult for them to figure out where to put it and who to give it to for safe keeping.