How much money should I give for my cousins wedding? My mom and uncle are making all the food and it is an?

I'd say about $50. It really depends on your own financial situation. for example, if you're a waitress scraping by on tips, then $50 is a lot, but if you're a Doctor, it's nothing.

It's usual to give approxomately the cost of your dinner and if drinks are included, then a bit extra. basically, u don't want your attendance to cost the couple money.

The rule of thumb that I follow for all weddings I attend is to (at least) give them what I think they paid per plate. From there I also take into account the relationship I have with the couple. If there are friends, I stick to the $ per plate rule. If they are family, I will add a little bit more.

A reception in a nice banquet hall might be around $80 pp, so for a cousin I might go for about $100. For a sibling, probably $150.

I'm attending a backyard wedding later this month - my fiance's cousin is getting married. I am attending with my fiance. We are both putting $50 into the card for a total of $100 from the both of us.

But you should give what you can afford. You may only be able to afford $20 or you may have a great job and be able to give $100.

Just give what you can. If it's $50, fine. If it's $10, fine. It doesn't matter what kind of wedding it is, people should never give more than they can do so comfortably.

Wedding is sacred. It is too meretricious to say money!

For my part, I always have king meal at the banquet,and no one said that I...

Just from you? Or are you married? If you are married $50... if you are single $30

at least 50 . but if you cant afford that then don't only you know what you can afford to do