The proper gift brought by Koreans to any family occasion is money. At weddings, there is a table placed at the entrance where each guest is greeted and his gift accepted and even recorded for either the groom’s or the bride’s side. However, many Westerners feel uncomfortable with this custom and even, many Koreans feel more comfortable buying household items such as electrical appliance, glasses, crystal, etc. and leaving the wrapped package on the table on the day of the wedding. Giving a gift instead of money is especially appropriate given a Western’s status or position. The manager of an office or one of the chief officers of a firm would be expected to give the largest cash gift. By bringing a wrapped gift of moderate worth, there are no hard feelings on either side.