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  • Parents of the groom should only give the bride and groom what they can afford and not worry about how much the bride's parents give or other guests give them. It is foolish for parents to put themselves into financial difficulties over a gift. They can always give their daughter and new son in law an extension on a gift during Christmas, birthdays, etc. If you know whether they need a bedroom suite then give them money for that (if you can afford it) or, if you are pinched for finances then give them what you can afford and they can either put it towards their honeymoon or keep it to save up for something they want.
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It is hard at times to determine what is considered the 'proper' amount for such occasions. A general rule of thumb and what is considered proper wedding etiquette is to give the newlyweds enough to cover the cost of your meal at the reception.

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That depends on where you live, how much you earn and how close you are to the person getting married.

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As always, your ability to give and the depth of your feelings dictates the amount of the gift. Don't allow anyone to bully or shame you into giving more than you are comfortable with .

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That depends entirely on their ability to give. They should give an amount that will not cause them financial hardship.

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  • The grooms family can either give the bride and groom their gift before the wedding; at the reception or even after the reception.
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$1500

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75-200$

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