For some couples, gifts, especially cash, are a way to recoup expenses. For others, they’re a cultural vestige of a time when people tended to marry at the start of their adult lives.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Name a popular wedding venue, like the Heinz Chapel, and they are heading into the booked-solid, wedding season. If you've gotten a wedding invitation, have you thought of a gift?

For starters, please don’t bring gifts to the reception.

Paying for your plate made sense decades ago, but wedding costs are now opaque and guest expenses have exploded. Your gift should fit your budget, period.

Dear Annie: I have a question I hear many people ask about wedding gifting. The old rule of thumb was the gift should cover the plate. Others say it’s a gift and you’re not responsible for paying for ...

In many countries and cultures, it’s the norm to give couples cash when they tie the knot. In fact, it’s often an integral part of the celebrations. In Greece and Cyprus, gues ...

Whether its the family's annual holiday get-together or a simple dinner party, don't surprised if guests want to express their gratitude with a hosting gift. Gift-receiving can be as tricky as ...

Read this before purchasing a present for the soon-to-be newlyweds. While gifts aren’t required for engagement parties, bringing a small, thoughtful item or handwritten card is a kind gesture.

Should you include a gift receipt? How much should you spend on a wedding gift? Is it ever OK to not give a gift at all? Find out the answers to these questions and more gift-giving etiquette rules ...