I love this new Pfaltzgraff pattern, but they're not available ANYWHERE except Pfaltzgraff directly.
They can be purchased in the Pfaltzgraff stores (Bellport and Riverhead- yay for Tanger coupons!) OR on the Pfaltzgraff website (but shipping is a fortune - $30+)
Pfaltzgraff has a registry, and registry items can be added/removed/purchased/etc both online AND at the store.
Is it rude of me (from a guest's standpoint) to register normally at BB&B, and then register for my DINNERWARE ONLY at Pfaltzgraff? I know most shoppers prefer one-stop-shopping, but I don't have much of a choice here, do I? ....unless I give up on these and look for new dishes.
Suggestions? Thanks bunches
laural2979
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Most people register at 2-3 places anyway so I don't see a problem with registering at Pfaltzgraff too.
Christys0925
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I would def do it. I registered at 2 places.
chatxleau24
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i agree and those are really pretty!
HelenZ
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those are gorgeous!!! I registered my Pfaltzgraf pattern at Fortunoff (Napoli) BUT they had limited accessories- so I registered for everything else on the Pfaltzgraf website and added a link to our wedding website.
In this day & age, I really don't think its rude or inconvenient to have your everyday dinnerware solely on an online registry....in fact a lot of people mainly do their shopping online....the shipping cost stinks, but it's not bad since they are saved a trip to the store!! I say go for it!!
aimes1313
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If those are the dishes you want then I would register there. If people don't want to pay the shipping or can't make it to the store they can always give you gift cards or AMEX cards to cover a place setting. My friend works in the Bellport store and they get lots of registries there.
DNicholes
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Posted by laural2979
Most people register at 2-3 places anyway so I don't see a problem with registering at Pfaltzgraff too.
Ditto!!!!!!
I LOVE that set!!!!!!!
Shorty McBride
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ok - I'm going to do it! Thank you!
I didn't know what the right thing to do was...I'm so clueless sometimes!