japanese wedding gift

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hey ho ^^'

in september there is a wedding in my family 😍 and i want to make a japanese gift. but i have no ideas :( can u help me please?

moa
 
The normal gift for Japanese weddings is cash... so you might want to rethink that. Did you have some kind of arts and crafts thing in mind?
 
A present of a wedding ceremony or a marriage souvenir of parents.
窶「v窶「w窶卮塚徠 MEOTO-JYAWAN(A pair of teacups of the same design, one large and one small)
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/tamoshop/n0126/

窶ーツ鞘?ケN窶「ツィツ ENGIMONO
lucky item
Marriage, longevity
A celebration item

窶凖鬱URU
"crane"
A crane lives to 1000 years old.
A bird of a lucky sign to symbolize longevity
There is a couple of a crane together throughout the life.
窶ケTツ KAME
A tortoise lives to 10,000 years old.
An animal of a lucky sign to symbolize longevity.

ツ渉シ窶處窶捫 SHUCHIKU
pine,Bamboo, plum
ナ団ナス窶凪?堙個湘帚?卍・A symbol of an auspicious event

ツ紅窶昶?卍 KOUHAKU
Red and white,
A color to express an auspicious event

A decoration of "a crane, tortoise, pine, bamboo, plum"
http://www.rakuten.co.jp/mizuhikiya/487709/490974/

Other than it.
There is it from Japanese old times
http://www.kassai.co.jp/kissen/

ツ渉オ窶堋ォ窶扠ツ MANEKINEKO
A beckoning cat

ナスツオ窶「ナクツ神 SHICHIFUKUJIN
The Seven Deities of Good Luck

窶堋、窶堋ウ窶堋ャツ USAGI
rabbit

窶堙凪?堋ュ窶堙ォ窶堋、 FUKUROU
owl

窶堋ス窶堙岩?堋ォツ TANUKI
raccoon dog

窶「ナクツ鞘?「 Fukusuke
 
The normal gift for Japanese weddings is cash...

Part of them say 30,000 yen or 50,000 yen would be better. Odd multiplies of 10,000 yen is better as being polite for the couple. Should not be 20,000 or 40,000 yen is their thought. Odd numbers can not be divided into two. Bad manner!
 
lol, I got this 50.000yen digi-camera, plus our parents in law wanted to give us a hotel night on Rokko for over 40.000....

Japan and money, it makes me crazy sometimes, because I am not used to it.

From family it is around 30.000 +
and from friends around 5000-10.000 yen

also, when you get money as a present, you should give a present back from around 30-50% of the amount that you received... at least that's what my wife told me.
 
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