how much money do your parents request before the wedding?

May 24, 2016 1:05am CST
It really bothers me these days by the betrithal gifts. I can understand my parents but the number is not very reasonable for my bf's family. I just hope that all of us can agree on a pretty acceptable one.
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Boingboing
@boiboing (13153)
• Northampton, England
24 May 16
You don't say where you live but for most of us, this is not the normal way of behaviour.
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
24 May 16
@ANNE0000 oh, that got settled real fast...
anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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24 May 16
haha, this is the tradition in China, and I have just settled this problem . SO HAPPY!!! Thanks the great understanding from my parents.
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anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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25 May 16
@sishy7 it is not that fast, haha
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Tokz
@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
24 May 16
this tradition have been not practice in our country now
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anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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24 May 16
how lucky you are
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Tokz
@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
24 May 16
@ANNE0000 yah, I consider that to be lucky, but time change everything, and maybe someday, this practice in your country
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anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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24 May 16
@ilocosboy maybe at the time of my children.
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youless
@youless (112672)
• Guangzhou, China
24 May 16
I am a Chinese. But my parents didn't ask for it because in their mind they were not selling daughter. My husband did give them money and paid for the wedding. We are not so traditional.
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anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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25 May 16
yeah, the amount my dad insisted is unacceptable for the bridegroom's family. But no mattet how much dad requested , all the money will give us directly. I can understand that all things he has done are all for us.
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
24 May 16
Good luck! Who get to keep the money, the bride or the bride's parents?
anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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24 May 16
bride, haha
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Tedy
@bondot (42)
• Jakarta, Indonesia
25 May 16
It is proper that, as our young people dare to correct a wrong tradition. I think, not all traditions are good and should be followed.
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
25 May 16
@ANNE0000 you see... your parents only have the best intentions in mind for you...
anne zhu
@ANNE0000 (10)
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25 May 16
yeah, a more reasonable amount came out ,and all the money will be spent on the housing things. It is a good thing.
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