Can't stop SMH at this... (tacky wedding invite)

Wow. Just wow. I don't know much about wedding etiquette, but even I know that this is extremely tacky and just plain weird.

Why bother with a registry if you're not putting anything on it? And why specifically tell people about the registry??

And as for handwritten notes, it's one thing to print them out yourself to save money, but I don't see how writing by hand saves any more than that and it just makes it harder to read.

Do they get some sort of discount at walmart for having a registry there? That's the only thing that would make sense to me.

Um how do you RSVP lmaooooooooo

Is this the twilight zone? Are they for real? Jeez.

This is so strange to me! Why would anyone think that asking and 'reminding' people to get them a gift is alright? and why take ALL of that time to write out invitations? Writing the address on the envelops for STD's was even a strain for me!

This is so weird. I would have no idea how to respond to this! Although I must admit, now I'm curious what the actual reception will be like if the invitation is any indication!

They could've at least used Microsoft Word and added in some clip art.

Was the invite on a post-it note?

Also would definitely be buying them hemorrhoid cream or something from Walmart.

Oh geez..............there has to be a app somewhere for printing out address labels?? And age might have gotten them out of this but that went out the window. I feel so much better about my choices when I see threads like this.

Is the invite handwritten on card stock or nicer paper at least? Registry reminder before invites that were sent so early....odd.

The invitation was handwritten (not photocopied) on card stock. Couldn't take a full pic for privacy reasons. The RSVP info is a phone number. But the RSVP date is in December for a March wedding! I kinda wish I could see what the reception is like just to share with all of you (ok, that's my inner Mean Girl talking). But FH was invited solo, so guess I will have to ask his sister to give me the dirt since he's not going. I'm just so bothered by the "look at our empty registry" thing. They should have just sent a fancy poem asking for cash! Haha.

Walmart.....let's see......antiperspirant....post it notes....garbage bags.....nothing says, "We're happy for you" like a snow shovel....

Maybe...just maybe...this is their way of asking for cash ?

Yikes lol

Honestly, I could see a handwritten note to invite people to a small wedding:

https://www.theknot.com/content/handwritten-wedding-invitations-for-small-wedding

But then it should at least be a personal letter, not something that attempts to look like a formal wedding invitation only handwritten. And for heaven's sake, no invitation should include registry information, much less a registry that includes only gift cards.