Though requesting monetary gifts has become more accepted at weddings, experts say there is a right — and a wrong — way to ask for cash.

Consider giving cash as a gift this holiday season, and remember that cash does not always have to be cold, hard, and unappealing! — Additional reporting by Macy Williams. Money Origami.

Couples used to get gravy boats and fine china as wedding gifts, but now, with interest rates and housing prices on the rise, more newlyweds are asking for cold, hard cash to plunk down on a home.… ...

Gift cards are an easy solution during the holiday season, but they don't always hit their mark. If you have a gift card you aren't thrilled about spending, you could turn it into cash. Shoppers ...

The ethics of giving cash as a wedding gift, and what you could do as an alternative if you're not a fan. Kiplinger. Save up to 74%. Subscribe to Kiplinger.

Money inside a gift box. Cash wedding gifts are normal in some cultures, but some people dislike them. Getty Images/InspirationGP. Ceza Ouzounian, from Glasgow in Scotland, married Russell Lauder ...

But many of those cash gifts may go missing, Through the next few days, parents and grandparents will lovingly insert $10 and $20 bills into Christmas cards, then mailing them to children as gifts.

Cash is one way, but other monetary gifts can set them up for future success. There are many different ways to give a new college graduate money as a gift. Fox Business ...

When it comes to gifts, it seems cash – or its colorful card cousin – is king. However, gift cards, whether digital or physical, have sometimes been viewed as impersonal presents.

Gift money is never meant to be physically seen. To work around this, many Asian cultures have special envelopes for the occasion. In South Korea, only crisp, new bills are to be presented ...