1. All belong to the couple: Many parents will give all the wedding gifts to the couple for the sake of their children as the start-up funds for their new home. This practice also helps children live a better life. If you want to return a gift in the future, you may need a new gift. Newcomers can deposit these red envelopes in bank accounts or plan other important uses.
2. Both parents and newlyweds are owned by the same person: some are divided according to relatives of both parents and classmates and friends of the newlyweds, whose relatives and friends are, so which side the money belongs to. If you need a gift in the future, your parents will return it.
3. Average distribution: Some families use average distribution to calculate the total amount of bride price, and then divide it into three parts, one for the man's parents, one for the woman's parents and one for the couple. This practice is fair, but it may cause dissatisfaction in some aspects.
4. Return to the woman's parents: When getting married, the woman will receive wedding gifts from relatives, friends and classmates. Generally speaking, this situation is her parents' relatives and friends, and the wedding gift is naturally her parents'.
5. Return the gift to the bride: Although the woman received the money, she would give the wedding gift to the bride in order to make the life of the husband and wife better. If the husband and wife have obtained the certificate, it belongs to the same property of both of them.
These are some ways to deal with the red envelopes received by the bride on the wedding day. You can choose the appropriate way according to the specific situation.