- Is it assumed that relatives, friends and friends of your parents, or your fiance’s, will send you engagement gifts soon after you’ve announced your engagement?
- Are you planning an engagement party in the next month or two?
- Do you just want to start one because you got engaged?
Once you’ve created your wedding registry you can spread the news of where you’ve registered on your wedding website or through word of mouth.
There’s no such thing as registering too soon, however you should edit and delete items as the seasons change and items are discontinued or no longer available. Remember that your wedding is probably 12 months away and the stock in stores will change so you should revise your registry a few weeks before your bridal shower and around the time you mail out your wedding invitations to ensure there are enough items for guests to choose from.
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You can start adding things to gift registries whenever you like. However, I do NOT think you should publicize your registries until you've at least sent out "Save the Date" cards (if you send such cards; my fiance & I did). But even then, I think it's premature and tacky to include registry info on "Save the Date" cards, and I would not do it. I think it's the most safe and most polite to wait until you've actually sent the official invitations to people. THEN you can make your gift registries go public. But not earlier. Just my thoughts. :)
- Shari
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