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| Jun 23 |
5 Tips to Bridal Registry1) Give Yourself Time to Register: The earlier you register, the sooner you know that everything you want to available and on your registry. 2) Register Together: You should try to register together. By doing this you can eliminate alot of items that you really don’t need. It’s easy to get carried away and register for 3 muffins tins and 2 different types of bottle opens. However, you should register for whatever you want regardless of the price. You may not get that $500.00 duvet cover from your friends, but perhaps receive a gift card that can be used towards its purchase. 3) Check Back Often: You should check back every so often to make sure that everything is OK with the registry. If you know your Aunt Maria bought you the iron and ironing board for your bridal shower, make sure the store has crossed it off your registry. Make sure you understand and agree to the return policy. 4) Think of your Guests: Make sure the store offers a couple of different ways that your guests can purchase your registered items: online, phone or in-store. Register for a variety of different priced items so that your guests can make a comfortable decision on the amount spent on your gift. 5) Thank-yous: Have those thank you cards ready to go as you begin receiving your registered items. Keeping on top of this makes things much easier for you in the long run. |
| Jun 17 |
Bridal RegistryA bridal registry is a service provided by retail stores to assist engaged couples in the communication of gift preferences to wedding guests. Selecting items from store stock, the couple lists desired items and files this list with the chosen merchant. The list is then made available to wedding guests, either by the couple’s family or the merchant. Upon the purchase of a listed item, this gift registry is updated accordingly. In addition to providing valuable information for the buyer, the system helps prevent the receipt of duplicate or unwanted gifts, potentially saving time for both giver and recipient. There are many different types of registries a bridal couple can have; kitchen, tools, honeymoon or charity to name a few. Take the time to decide what you want and need, and start early you may need the time to make your selections. |





