My friend did this....it Was perfect for someone that didn't need anything for the home!
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yeah me and MY FI live together and bought everything.. we dont really need anything else.. so i was going to register for the honey moon..not sure if its a scam and how is works.. the only website i have is thehoneymoonregistry.com
I'm doing it. I'm on honeymoonwishes.com. I liked them because they are the only ones who will give you the money whenever you want (paypal or check - your choice). The others won't give it to you until one week before which i personally don't think is very helpful since the honeymoon (at least mine) needs to be fully paid for six weeks before my wedding. They are also great communicators.
melissalo
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thx so much. how do they make money?? do they take a percentage of the gift??
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thx so much. how do they make money?? do they take a percentage of the gift??
Yup, 7%
csui25
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We are doing honeymoonwishes.com also pretty much b/c you can get your $$ at anytime. I have had a great experinece with them so far!
melissalo
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they charge 7%
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I registered at thebigday.com I like them because they are very nice and easy to talk to. Plus i like the website that you can make and your guests can go on and pick what they want to give money towards. you cute. they also charge like 7%. fi and I live together but in a small apt. so we need stuff for a house but also thought the honeymoon registry would be cute.
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keep in mind though, with regard to the 7%, that its no different (at least in my opinion) than paying sales tax. And actually, they'd be saving a tiny drop of $$$ since sales tax is more than 7%.
I'm not sure people even realize they're giving you money not the, for example, couples massage so i don't think they'll care about the 7%. But, I could be wrong.
Ser29
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we are doing both.. one registry for some last few home items we still need and one for our honeymoon this way our guests can decide on their own
melissalo
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good point
STBH
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are there any TA that do honeymoon registries???
danamike
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Yes, Liberty Travel does them.
ali120206
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I think we're going to do one through Starwood Resorts since we're spending one week of our honeymoon at assorted hotels (W, Sheraton, Westin).
We're doing it - through our travel agent - the registry site is www.honeymoonwishes.com
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bump
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We are DEFINATELY doing this!!!! I think it's such a great idea. Besides, it makes the honeymoon that much sweeter knowing that you didn't have to pay for some of it!!