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If you're attending a relative or a friend's wedding, the wedding website suggests somewhere between $100 and $125. TheKnot.com also took the pulse of what real brides and grooms have spent on weddings in the past in its registry study. On average, friends spend $79 on the bride and groom's present, said Miles.Family members, meanwhile, spend an average of $146. Hill says, though, overall wedding guests should assess their budget and how well they know the bride and groom. lot of times, gift etiquette can also be regional. It's not uncommon to see cash gifts at weddings in the tri-state area, while in the other parts of the country, such as the Midwest or in the southern areas of the U.S., physical gifts or registry items tend to be more common.
Cash as a wedding gift â how much do you give? Naomi is having a lively discussion on her blog about best wedding gifts, registries (honeymoon reg, anyone?) and other wedding-related things. I think the go-to gift is cash, unless you can make something unique and personal for the couple (quilt, etched glassware, etc). But even I was shocked to read about the perceived norm of $200 per couple (to cover your plate). That, to me, seems like a lot. On the other hand, a kitchen aid mixer, which seems to be a very popular gift costs even more than that â closer to $300. I looked up Emily Postâs (etiquette guru) view on wedding gift costs and hereâs what she says. There is no rule, so it is entirely up to you.