CUTE CARTOON!! I don't think it is tacky at all to put your registry info in your invitations. We got lil cards from the places we registered (Macy's & Kohl's) that are small enough to fit in invitations. I am gonna put ours in our save the dates and shower invitations. I think people need to know where you are registered ya know?? JMO
Posted by jess8123
CUTE CARTOON!! I don't think it is tacky at all to put your registry info in your invitations. We got lil cards from the places we registered (Macy's & Kohl's) that are small enough to fit in invitations. I am gonna put ours in our save the dates and shower invitations. I think people need to know where you are registered ya know?? JMO
As far as proper ettiquette goes, you are not supposed to include registry cards in invitations for parties you are throwing for yourself. They are included in shower invitations since you are not the one throwing the party. I think word of mouth communication for gift giving for the engagement party and wedding is what you should rely on.
Posted by WinterGrl09
I thought you could put them in your e party invites. We aren't having one but someone i know put the registry cards in her eparty invites![]()
Posted by MrsDtoBe09
As far as proper ettiquette goes, you are not supposed to include registry cards in invitations for parties you are throwing for yourself. They are included in shower invitations since you are not the one throwing the party. I think word of mouth communication for gift giving for the engagement party and wedding is what you should rely on.
I don't think it is tacky although a lot of people hounded me about a similar post because they felt you shouldn't put registry cards in your e-party invites. I did because FH live together and so many people were asking us where we registered so we figured to save ourselves the time returning things we put them in. I think it gives your guests options to get you money or gifts.
Ive never seen registration cards in a e-party invite, only in a bridal shower invite. for the e-parties its cash given...but i dont think its tacky at all to have the cards in invites.
Posted by MrsDtoBe09
As far as proper ettiquette goes, you are not supposed to include registry cards in invitations for parties you are throwing for yourself. They are included in shower invitations since you are not the one throwing the party. I think word of mouth communication for gift giving for the engagement party and wedding is what you should rely on.
i think it is okay for your Bridal Shower invitations but not for the wedding invitations.
Posted by pumpkin744
Posted by MrsDtoBe09
As far as proper ettiquette goes, you are not supposed to include registry cards in invitations for parties you are throwing for yourself. They are included in shower invitations since you are not the one throwing the party. I think word of mouth communication for gift giving for the engagement party and wedding is what you should rely on.
I agree... Our parents have been spreading the word for us.
Posted by WinterGrl09
I thought you could put them in your e party invites. We aren't having one but someone i know put the registry cards in her epary invites![]()
I was told not to. If you do decide to do a wedding webste (weddingchannel- isnt really a pin) you put the website on your engagement invitation. It will give everyone the places that your registered. They also donate to a charity of your choice evrytime someone buys. My sister didnt include where she was registered and her registry got cleaned out by word of mouth.
i aqm ok with registry info in shower invites especially if being thrown for the bride. i for one want to buy a bride what she wants, stay within her pattern, color scheme, etc.
I dont think they should go in with invitatitions to anything. Where you are registered should be word of mouth. I think these days most people are going to either give you money or ask someone where you are registered. JMO
