When you buy or give gifts to people, do you have rough dollar amount in mind that you are willing to spend?

Yes, but it varies by person and event.

Once in a lifetime achievements (graduations, special accomplishments) of young person – $100

Birthdays- family, regular – $35 to $60, plus dinner. Notable birthdays- $100

Wedding presents – $100 for children of friends, up to $250 for relatives.

Yes, but it varies by person and event.

Yes.

Yes, for it is a direct reflection of my love for them.Lol!
If I give someone a painting, it means that I am head over heels. :)

Yes, out of necessity. When you have dozens on nieces and nephews and kids of friends to buy for it starts to add up quick. For a very special occasion that may be different.

Right @ARE_you_kidding_me? And I have 10 grandchildren, plus my own 3 children. Man, it gets ridiculously expensive.

I can’t put any dollar amount on my love for my kids.

Oh, yeah, for a wedding, it’s about $150.

Same as the OP. 50 or 100, depending. Last spring all the grads about killed my checking acct ha!

Yes

I honestly look for things I really think they’d like first, then look at price. I want to get these jeans for my 16 year old granddaughter. They say they were originally $80 something, and I would not spend that much on a growing kid, but they’re on sale for $40. That’s doable.

We (Dutch) give euros.

If I’m buying a gift for someone I never spend less than $30. For most people I stick with $45—$65 range. Christmas is different though, I’ll spend a lot more.

I wouldn’t spend $30 on a toddler! No way.