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JZNCK Posted: Dec 02, 2003 07:19 PM+
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Honeymoon registry???

Has anyone done/or is doing this?? There is a site i found in a Consumer reports magazine.you have to pay $100 but it seems like it's worth it..

honeymoon registry


what do you all think of this?
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MegLehner Posted: Dec 02, 2003 07:50 PM+
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Re: Honeymoon registry???

Ive seen those too. I thought it was a really cool idea, but then i started to ask friends what they thought and the they all said TACKY!
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ChristineC68 Posted: Dec 02, 2003 07:57 PM+
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Re: Honeymoon registry???

I think it's a great idea.

I wouldn't include airfare, hotel & cash contributions (based on a sample I looked at) but I think gift certificates towards massages, room service, tours, etc are a great idea. IMO, no different then receiving a Bed Bath & Beyond gift certificate.

I think most people perceive it as asking for money which is why you will probably get a negative response.
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JZNCK Posted: Dec 02, 2003 07:58 PM+
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Re: Honeymoon registry???


wouldn't include airfare, hotel & cash contributions (based on a sample I looked at) but I think gift certificates towards massages, room service, tours, etc are a great idea. IMO, no different then receiving a Bed Bath & Beyond gift certificate.



I totally agree.. We won't add the airfare, hotel or cash contributions.. Thanks
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Smolokoff Posted: Dec 02, 2003 08:28 PM+
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Re: Honeymoon registry???

The travel agency we booked our HM with said she can arrange a registry for us. Just have people call her and they can give money towards part of the HM. I don't think we will be doing this. It isn't really our style. But I don't think it's wrong, either.
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Kelly9904 Posted: Dec 02, 2003 08:52 PM+
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Re: Honeymoon registry???

i think its a good idea. I woudlnt do it because being the neither my FH nor i live on our own yet we need so much to get started. But I think its a great idea for people who live together for awhile and dont need so much!
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