What do you pay a friend who stepped in at the last minute and directed the wedding? She did a great job!?

Question

What do you pay a friend who stepped in at the last minute and directed the wedding? She did a great job!?

Answer 1

I dont really think that you should pay her but you can get her a really nice gift i think she would really appreciate it.

Answer 2

i dont think i would pay her, but a nice thank you gift would be appropriate. maybe a gift certificate to a day spa, or a gift card to her  favorite store, something like that.  

Answer 3

I would give her a nice thank you gift, like a gift basket or certificate to a place she loves.

If she needs the money you could do $50-$100

Answer 4

I would buy her a gift instead.Giftcard sounds good.

Answer 5

A true thing is that these are the friends that do it out of love...they don't even expect you to pay them or give them something. I personally would buy her flowers and take her out for lunch. That is after all what friends do!

Answer 6

you could offer to pay her but I doubt she would accept it. A really nice thank you gift would probably be more appropriate. Write her a heart-felt letter of appreciation too! What a great friend you have!

Answer 7

I would get her something really nice and a very houghtful card. That will mean a lot more than handing over cash.

~MLF~

Answer 8

I agree with the people above that a gift would be more appropriate than cash, since this is a friend and not someone you hired. Depending on what she likes, maybe something in the $50-100 range - a gift certificate to a day spa, maybe something really gorgeous for her home like a crystal vase or bowl if she's into entertaining, a great purse if she's super fashionable, or a gift card to a store that you know she loves. Most importantly, include a heartfelt, handwritten note that explains how much her assistance meant to you, and how the wedding would not have gone nearly as smoothly and beautifully without her help.