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Honeymoon registeries are an option. Alternatively you can register at a place like Target which has traditional registry stuff, but also other cool stuff you might enjoy.
If I were you, I would do a very small registry for the wedding. People will assume you'd like cash.
For the shower, maybe do a theme & incorporate that into gifts. For example, have people bring their favorite recipe & an ingredient, their fave bottle of wine, etc. That way, you're not asking for expensive gifts & you don't have to register, but you still get to get together & celebrate with people.
There is a cool experience/non traditional wedding registry called www.newlywish.com that is filled with awesome things. You can even email them and ask for things to be added to their site. I did it with a few items and they tracked down the companies and added them within a week. Best customer service I ever had! Maybe you can find some unique honeymoon or destination wedding activities to make your own special registry.
Good luck!
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I need some opinions:
I am getting married in Las Vegas and my bridesmaids are asking about what I want to do for a bridal shower and bachelorette party. I do want a fun night out dancing with my best gals --but I feel uncomforatble having a shower when I am having a destination wedding, because I am considering the cost of people traveling. My BMs still want me to register. It is a small wedding about 40 people will attend, but 60 were invited.
SO and I live together, and we had to buy our household items already. I am not a fine china person (afraid of never using it bec I would break it), and besides a new toaster oven or some new towels, there is not much I feel the need to register for that wouldn't be really big items. We are having an open bar and spending a lot on the reception. I prefer guests to offer a monetary gift of their choosing at the wedding instead of registering for things I am not sure I really want.
BMs are pressuring me into a shower because people are asking about gifts. I prefer the idea of a Jack and Jill rather than a shower. Should I have a Jack & Jill party and find an alternate way for people to give us gifts without having to do a formal registry?
Does anyone have an ideas on what to do for gifting ideas without a formal registry?
Should I skip the idea of a shower/Jack and Jill because it is a destination wedding?