Yes, I do. It's called courtesy. If I was invited in the wedding and I am not attending it, that's my problem, so they don't have any fault. So why shouldn't I give the wedding gift. I'd surely give it.
You are not expected to, however you can if you want to
If you are emotionally close and have the money, it's nice to give a gift, but there is no requirement. It's basically a matter of personal preference.
If you were not invited then no, you do not have to give a gift. If you were invited, but couldn't make the wedding then yes, you should send a wedding gift.
Often the wedding planner is not invited to the rehearsal dinner, but if the couple want to invite the wedding planner they should also invite his or her's spouse.
An uninvited wedding wedding guest is someone who did not receive an invitation to the wedding. Even if that guest feels they should have been invited they should not attend unless they received the wedding invitation. If your boyfriend or girlfriend was invited to the wedding they can invite you as their guest as all wedding invitations ask if that person who received the wedding invitation is bringing a guest.
Well, you ask them why they never invited you to their Party.. You should choose between it... If you feel that they should be a the Wedding, than go ahead, but if you feel that they shouldn't, than talk to them about it!
If it is an evening formal wedding, then yes.
Traditionally if the immediate family is invited to the wedding itself, but the reception is at a hall or a parent's home then guests should be invited then that is the only time you should invite others to a wedding shower. If the wedding is small with no other guests other than the immediate family then either the mother and father of the bride or the groom's parents could have a small reception at their home and those guests should then receive an invitation (can make the invitations online) or buy less traditional invitations at card shops and then invite certain relatives if you so choose. However, as long as other relatives and friends understand the reasoning for your wedding plans then you could get away with a wedding shower and wedding gifts and that is up to the bride and her mother.
If you have not been invited to the wedding then you should not send a gift.
its your choice.
Whether you know the bride or not you should bring a gift to her bridal shower. You also have the right to not attend the wedding shower especially if you are not invited to the wedding.
That's totally up to you. Are you on good terms with her? I suspect you are; otherwise she would not have invited you. If you guys have remained friends after the breakup, attending her wedding seems natural. Do you still have feelings for her? Well, that's another kettle of fish. If going will make you miserable, why put yourself through that? Weddings are supposed to joyous events -- for everyone.
only where the bride and groom feel they should be. It's their wedding, its up to them to decide who comes and who doesnt
um no one, she should be, unless shes like a bad person and you genuinely dont like her then the bride should say it, but she should DEFINITELY be invited to the wedding
Gifts are not customary at an engagement party because they are expected at the wedding and etiquette dictates that those who are invited to an engagement party should be invited to the wedding. If you choose to give a gift you can but it is not required or expected.