I am so unsure about getting a modified registry together for our engagement party. Some are telling me I should have it ready if people ask, but not include it in my invitation.....HELP!!!!
Rivera2be
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For your engagement party you can create a small registry of items, in case some guests want to purchase a gift for your both. Then about 6-8 months before your wedding you can create the actual wedding registry.
wishingwell1230
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Posted by eck739
I am so unsure about getting a modified registry together for our engagement party. Some are telling me I should have it ready if people ask, but not include it in my invitation.....HELP!!!!
This is what I did! My mom didn't want to put anything in the invitation bc it's a little too pushy but when people are calling/emailing to RSVP if they ask, I have a registry ready!
Though the RSVP date is this Sunday and My registry is still full...not that I've been stalking it or anything. :-P
eck739
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hahaha too funny. Yeah I think I will just put the small things that we would like and have it a little less ritzy than the wedding registry, like with fine china and all that.
Ive read that its optional to bring a gift at all to the engagement party so I dont want people to feel obligated. I will tell my mother and FML so they can spread the word if any family asks.
AlexandMike2012
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yes definitely register, out party is the 24th and people have been asking! We registered right after we got engaged because people started asking us...
pixietina
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None of my guests really had been to an e-party before so they never asked about a registry. Since it was a bbq everyone instead bought food so I guess the supermarket was my registry.
bella_bride
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We registered for a few things because some guest were asking our parents if we were. You might as well, because you may end p with something you already have or don't want.
