A bride and groom invited certain guests to attend their wedding after party — not the wedding itself, and requested cash donations as gifts.

Reddit users took to the social media platform to debate if wedding guests must send a gift to brides and grooms if they decline an invitation, while an etiquette expert gave professional insights.

Rules for gift money for a down payment In recent years, bride and grooms have asked their guests to gift money earmarked for specific usage, like honeymoon activities and home furnishings.

Do you need to send a gift to the newlyweds if you aren’t attending their wedding? The internet has its answers.

For some weddings, it may be customary for the bride and groom to give out thank-you gifts to their wedding guests for showing up on their special day. While some couples will often DIY their ...

A bride and groom caused "quite the uproar" after inviting some of their guests to their afterparty — not their actual wedding — and requesting cash gifts to boot.

An unnamed bride and groom are being blasted online after mailing non-wedding invitations to loved ones, expecting folks to send a gift without being welcomed to attend their "private ceremony." ...

A wedding guest is wondering if it would be "rude" if they didn't give the bride and groom a gift because they are already spending a lot of money to attend the couple's "costly" destination wedding.

A bridesmaid shared a wedding gift gone wrong that went down at her best friend’s wedding, which involved the groom’s sister and a karaoke machine.