What are some examples of traditional Japanese wedding gifts?

Answer by  aliza (50)

The traditional gift at a Japanese wedding is money. Usually this is in the form of cash and sometimes an amount is stated on the invitation.

Answer by  patti (29325)

You are expected to make a gift of cash for a traditional Japanese wedding. The amount is sometimes on the invitation. Use new bills and a special envelope.

Answer by  CEEFORINA (784)

Money or 'Oshugi': clean bills in a decorated envelope; food and herbs; a painted fan, symbolizing the guests happiness at the marriage; a cask of Sake, the traditional rice wine.

Answer by  traumatised (3285)

Money is the traditional gift at a Japanese wedding. The amount depends on your relationship with the couple (ask another guest if you are not sure). Give it in an envelope called a shugi-bukuro with your name on the front. Use new, non-creased bills if possible.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

One traditional wedding gift is money, usually in the amount of 30,000 yen. When arranged marriages were observed both families exchanged certain gifts symbolizing good fortune and happiness.

Answer by  Ginny (2251)

Cash will be expected, given in a traditional wedding gift envelope (shugi bukuro)with your name on the outside. New bills are considered proper, not old ones with creases.

Answer by  Jackie50 (360)

Traditionally, you are to bring cash to a wedding as a gift. The cash gift is called an Oshugi and is put in an envelope called a shugi-bukuro. Sometimes the couple will tell you how much they want in the invitation itself.