china

november152008 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 01:56 PM

china

so who is registering for formal china and everyday china??? and how many place settings of each are you thinking of

i love for formal china bellina by lenox this one i am definitly going to register for

and as far as everyday i know i want lenox as well i like butlers pantry but the glasses are HUGE and FH does not really like them so i have nothing picked yet but i know i want LENOX

and i am going to register for 16 setting of each..

GinaZ Posted: Sep 24, 2007 01:59 PM

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I did pottery barn white for my everyday. I already have 4 place settings for an engagement gift and Im registered for 4 more. Then I am registering for Wedgewood platinum something (dont remember) for 8 place settings. i figure I can mix and match it with my potterybarn stuff if I need to.

cbcf Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:00 PM

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i registered for formal china the ballet slippers but i am probably changing it too mordern for me now that i have seen it several times.

but my mom bought us our everyday dinnerware- its a 61 piece set by Onieda

i didnt think i needed my guests paying $100 + on formal china and then get everyday china i dont really see the need for more china to use everyday plus i am a clumpsy person and i dont feel like eating off china everyday so i opted for everday less formal dinnerware that is still very nice looking

Adriana618 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:01 PM

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i registered for China... royal boudlint..or somethin like that! lol
It was for 12 setting.

i didnt register for everyday stuff.. .cause once i move into a house (whenever that is!) i wont know what colors i want.

teenigrrl Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:01 PM

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We registered for both formal and casual china. We have Noritake for both, and did only 8 settings, as we both have very small families, and don't forsee ever needing more than that at one time. If we do, we can always buy the extra settings on our own.

beachbum05 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:01 PM

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I registered for something inbetween. We didn't want fine china (I'll inherit some), but we wanted something that we could use to entertain... We registered for 8 place settings - we have small families

Denby Azure

mariaobride Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:01 PM

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I know exactly which one you are talking about (it's beautiful) the bridal consultant suggested 10-12 settings. I did 12. If you know you may have more than 10-12 people for a formal dinner then register for 16. Whatever you don't get in total you can always purchase the remaining pieces.

Espo22 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:04 PM

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I registered for both formal and everyday china. I know formal i got 12 settings.

november152008 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:05 PM

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i have a HUGE family i actually want 24 settings of each but that is a bit much to put on my registry lol i figure if it all gets purchased i can add more as i go but i will start with 16 of each

a lot of people do not do formal china anymore but i LOVE it and know i will use it...

and whatever is not purchased i will just finish but i wanted more because the settings do disscontinue so i figure to get the most i can now and also they give you a discount when you complete your registry after the wedding...

AS Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:05 PM

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Posted by beachbum05

I registered for something inbetween. We didn't want fine china (I'll inherit some), but we wanted something that we could use to entertain... We registered for 8 place settings - we have small families

Denby Azure

This is beautiful!!!! I would love this for my formalware

Crystan08 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:05 PM

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We registered for formal Vera Wang china (12 settings) and we already purchased our everyday dinnerware from Bed Bath & Beyond...two boxes of 38 pieces.

SoVic08 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:05 PM

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i registered for both formal and everyday.

both set of 12

AS Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:06 PM

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I will be registering for both. 12 is a good set amount

Julybride08 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:09 PM

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We registered for both. Lenox opal innocence for our formal and 18 pieces of it too! We already received 11. We both have big families so holidays i'll be using that. And for our every day we got a more plane set from BB&B. We got 12 setting of that.

Espo22 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:11 PM

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Posted by november152008

i have a HUGE family i actually want 24 settings of each but that is a bit much to put on my registry lol i figure if it all gets purchased i can add more as i go but i will start with 16 of each

a lot of people do not do formal china anymore but i LOVE it and know i will use it...

and whatever is not purchased i will just finish but i wanted more because the settings do disscontinue so i figure to get the most i can now and also they give you a discount when you complete your registry after the wedding...

I wont allow 24 ppl or even 16 at once for dinner at my house LOL but so not joking

i got everyday china too but im used to it bc its all my mom ever used, well besides the formal china

snwb08 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:11 PM

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Posted by beachbum05

I registered for something inbetween. We didn't want fine china (I'll inherit some), but we wanted something that we could use to entertain... We registered for 8 place settings - we have small families

Denby Azure

I'm planning on doing the in between thing too - I have everyday dishes so I want a nicer everyday but not super fine like $200 a place setting china. probably 12-14 settings (big family!)

Espo22 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:15 PM

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you can always do something different for everyday, here is what i registered for and FH picked them out

its contemporary china

november152008 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:19 PM

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that is very pretty and goes with everything...
but for me i do not square dishes idk why i just want more traditional but something that goes with everything...

Espo22 Posted: Sep 24, 2007 02:21 PM

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Posted by november152008

that is very pretty and goes with everything...
but for me i do not square dishes idk why i just want more traditional but something that goes with everything...

most of my things will be modern, but thats everyday dishes, formal is different. I am just a person who hates flowers or most types of plates with any decor on it. I like the smooth clean lines and the fact that it is a bit different. Not big on alot of traditional things.