How much would you contribute to honeymoon as a wedding gift?

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My family have been invited to a wedding. The couple have not got a gift list/wedding registry and have instead asked for online monetary contributions for their honeymoon. We are not sure how much to give or what kind of sum would be the norm here.

For context, the invitation came from a long-term family friend. We have never met their spouse. We have only been invited for the evening portion of the day - we've not been invited to the ceremony or any of the daytime festivities (e.g. the main sit-down meal).

Any advice on how much we should give?

We gave £70 in this situation, I felt £100 would of been the amount to give, but we just couldn't afford it. I assume our dinners would of been £30 a head type cost and their was wine, but had to buy our own bar drinks.

Nothing less than £50. I'd be embarrassed to hand over a twenty, unless genuinely all I could afford.

£50 for the group.

Attending the meal costs them serious money for food and drink.
Attending the evening reception doesn't cost them much per person. Buffets might not even be allowed.

£50

We had our wedding and most have that, some gave nothing, some £20, a few people gave £100-150 but that was unusual

All 4 going to a close family friend's wedding I'd give at least £100. Presumably it will be a decent night out!

£50

My DH and I normally give the equivalent of the cost to host us (venue vs day/evening guest etc). I actually thought that was standard - no idea where that thinking can't from!

Evening guest £50
Day guest £100
Close friend £150

For 4 people I’d say whatever you can afford. If money isn’t a problem maybe £80-£100. Or at least when I went to an evening do with a similar request about 7 years ago I gave £20 (I’m single).

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My DH and I normally give the equivalent of the cost to host us (venue vs day/evening guest etc). I actually thought that was standard - no idea where that thinking can't from!

we try and do the same tbh