Merevedésre

Merevedésre is a Hungarian term that translates to "for the wedding" or "to the wedding." It is most commonly used in the context of giving money as a wedding gift. In Hungarian culture, it is customary for guests to present the newlyweds with a monetary gift in an envelope, often accompanied by a card. This practice is referred to as "merevedésre" or giving "merevedésre."

The amount of money given can vary depending on the relationship between the guest and the couple, as well as the guest's financial situation. It is generally understood that the gift should help the couple start their new life together, covering expenses such as a honeymoon, home furnishings, or other significant purchases. While not strictly required, offering money is a widely accepted and appreciated gesture.

The term "merevedésre" emphasizes the purpose of the gift – to contribute to the wedding celebration and the couple's future. It is a practical and widely practiced tradition in Hungary, reflecting a supportive and communal approach to marriage. Beyond monetary gifts, guests might also offer symbolic items, but the primary focus for "merevedésre" is financial contribution. This tradition ensures that the newlyweds receive tangible support as they embark on their married life.