Cash wedding gifts

This depends on what you can give I'd think. If you can afford it, give them a shit ton! If you can't afford more than $50 or $75, I don't see an issue with that. Curious to see if it's an UO though.

I'm LDS. Weddings are way different, and so I'd say my average gift we received was MAYBE 50 dollars? Probably less. It's just how LDS receptions are, and so I wasn't surprised or anything by it. I'm not sure if others would be?

But, I've seen around here that people give money in the hundreds. It really depends on what you can afford as well.

ETA: This comment sounded bratty before. I had to fix it.

We usually give $100 to $200 for the weddings we go to. But only do what you can afford. Couples should be appreciative of anything you give them.

It really just depends on what you can afford I think.

I think we usually give $100-$200 - when I was younger and single I would give $50-75 because that's what I could afford. Definitely don't feel pressured to give more than you can afford!

It depends on what I can afford at the time and who the couple is. If it's family or a really good friend I will give more.

I usually give $100 if it's just me (FH has a crazy work schedule) and $200 if it's both of us.

ETA- I went to a DW wedding and gave less because it was a very expensive trip. I still have a decent gift but I couldn't afford my usual.

I've asked my friends this question. 100-200 is totally fine.

I gave $150 last time. It really should "cover the plate" imho.

$100 at least, more depending.

There is no "normal". It's based on what you can afford and what you want to give (many people give more to family or close friends than acquaintances or work colleagues). We received gifts of $100-$500.

I gave $100 to the last wedding I went to because we were saving up for our wedding. Will probably $100-$150 at the next wedding we go to.

We just opened our cards this past week since we returned from our honeymoon on Monday - we received anywhere from $12.50 ($50 for a family of four - really, no judgment - we don't always know where people are at financially) to $300 per person.

I tend toward $75-$150pp, depending on how well we know the couple and if we have to travel to attend (since for DW flights, lodging, rental car, food while traveling, etc. do add up).

It really depends...for close friends/family FH and I usually give ~$200. If it's just a casual friend I usually purchase a gift from their registry ~$50. I usually gauge the level of formality by the invitation and we give our gift accordingly.

I attend a relatively big church. Between my church and place of work, we host or attend a lot of showers, so $20 -$30 is average.

Relatives and friends attending the wedding gave between $50 and $200 typically, or a boxed gift.

FH and I do 100 and if it's a close family friend or family, 200 or more.

I would do $100 at least.

Or a gift card to somewhere they registered.

I usually do off the registry and choose about 100 dollars and I always throw in first Xmas ornament (I live 30 mins away from Christmas town (open all year around)

I didn't even know that giving cash at a wedding was a thing until I joined ww. I usually purchase a gift off the registry in the $100 range.

What you can afford! But we never give less than $50. If we're close, we give $100. Our average wedding gift was $100/couple but it definitely ranged from $50 to my aunt's family that gave us $600 ($100 per person).