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random question about wedding gift
If you were going stag to a wedding, what do you feel is the going rate these days? I don't think I've ever been to a wedding without Brian, and now we are in a situation where we are attending weddings taking place on the same day separately, and I wasn't sure if there was a difference in the gift/amount you give if it's just one person attending.
Re: random question about wedding gift
I also do the "tiered" level of gift giving as many of you mention...more for close friends and family vs. casual friends or coworkers!
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
I have gotten to the point where I just keep it simple. No close family is getting married any time soon so I just lump everyone in the same category and give the same gift whether or not we attend or if for some reason only one of us would attend.
But then again we don't get invited to weddings for people that are in the acquaintance category; they are all good friends or family.
There might be 1-2 exceptions for really close friends and/or if standing up for them.
FWIW when we got married 8 months ago we had a wide range of gifts and were grateful for all of them. From a purely statistical standpoint the most frequently occurring gift amount (the mode) was $50 per person/$100 per couple.