No, I cannot.
In order to get stuff you want instead of “stuff you don’t need” register for items you want, whether they be for your home or for a hobby.
Since most couples will have acquired many home items before tying the knot it is perfectly acceptable to set up a registry at a wine store, sporting goods store or use Newlywish or Registry360 to create a unique registry of items from various retailers.
When you don’t set up a registry, that’s when you risk getting stuff you don’t need and may not be able to return or exchange.
You can always spread word through your parents and bridal party that you’re hoping to buy a home soon and that may encourage cash gifts, but under no circumstances is it appropriate to register for cash.
1 comment:
I don't like strictly cash gifts, and I believe most people don't like to give them. And you want people to want to give you stuff!!
But those registries that guests can give items for the honeymoon, or anything that you can revert to cash, are a good option.
But since you should have more than one registry, or an universal one, no problem to add some items long wanted for the house! And you get the best of both!
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