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wedding gifts. cash.

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Yourface · 18/05/2016 09:18

Invited to evening do. Children included. So 4 us. Not close to the b&g. School mum. Though they are lovely.

Where cash gifts have been requested, what is the going rate? Not been to a wedding for ages and poss never to an evening only. Not sure on what is right thing to do.

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DarlingCoffee · 18/05/2016 17:09

I know it's popular but I just think asking for cash gifts is terribly crass. I guess it depends on what you can afford but seeing as she's not a close friend and you've only been invited to the evening do I wouldn't give more than £40 to be honest

Spam88 · 18/05/2016 20:40

I'd go £20.

PrincessPlod · 23/05/2016 22:21

£30 and cane the buffet!

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Yourface · 24/05/2016 10:43

We gave £100 my husband wanted to give £150 but I talked him down. Buffet was bogging.

Felt tight to give too much less when there were 4 of us. In any case, anyone who invites kids to their wedding deserves a bit extra for their bravery.

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HunterHearstHelmsley · 24/05/2016 10:46

Nothing for an evening do!

Salene · 24/05/2016 10:47

We give £100 if day guests and £50 if evening

illstarttomorrow · 30/08/2016 11:49

Similar circumstances I gave £20

Kel1234 · 01/10/2016 15:10

I hate the idea of asking for any gift personally.
When we got married we didn't ask anyone for anything. We wanted them at our wedding to share the day with us, not for presents.
Surely it's like asking for a birthday or Christmas present a bit.
But I wouldn't give too much

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