In many places, one of the etiquette of attending a friend's wedding is to reimburse accommodation and travel expenses, but it is usually reimbursed to the guests attending the wedding, not to the bridesmaids or other people attending the wedding. Because the newlyweds spend a lot of money on the wedding, such as bride price, house, car, site layout, etc., bridesmaids usually have to bear their own travel expenses. Of course, if the bridesmaid undertakes some work or tasks of the bride's wedding, the bride may provide transportation expenses.
Therefore, it is suggested to determine whether to reimburse the bridesmaid for the fare according to the actual situation and local customs. If the bridesmaid does undertake some work or tasks of the bride's wedding, you can consider reimbursing the bridesmaid for the fare. However, if the bridesmaid does not undertake the corresponding work or task, then there is generally no need to reimburse the bridesmaid for the fare.